Modulus Tri-Strike Blaster, Mega Barrel, Rocket Launcher, Clip, 1 Rocket, Kids Outdoor Games (Amazon Exclusive)

The Modulus Tri-Strike has been on many people's wish list (It certainly was on mine!) since it was revealed during the 2016 Toy Fair in New York. And for good reason as well, with it's impressive feature set allowing it to fire 3 types of foam ammunition, hence the name, Tri-Strike. It comes with 10 white elite darts, 4-mega darts, and a missile. It's a blaster that really lets you chose what you wanna do. It's great fun choosing how to terrorize the house. This degree of freedom to do what you like, how you like was what modulus was always about. What's it like to fire then? Mostly impressive. The front mega-dart launcher is a detachable hand operated unit. It uses Nerf's patented smart air-restriction system to fire 1 mega dart with each pump. That's how it should work in theory. However, I have had the first dart smoothly fire, then the next 2 fire together, and the last dart half-way out its barrel by the 2nd pump. This effect will perhaps only worsen with worn mega darts. It's not too common of a pattern however, occurring maybe once out of 5 times in my experience (each time you fully load the 4 barrels). Otherwise the front unit fires single shots like it was meant to do. Distance is admirable, around 40 feet if you're angrily slamming the front pump. The missile launcher is comprised of 2 tethered parts. The stock that is a pump and the top barrel that houses your lonely missile. Company costs an extra $7.99 (3-missile pack). It's certainly fun to watch missiles effortlessly sail through the air. The missile launcher's 2 parts can be attached together to make a modulus Thunderblast. This now standalone missile launcher makes it well worth the price. Whether attached to the blaster like you see in the pictures, or as a standalone piece, you have the option of using your 2 hands to compress the pump, or to slam the butt-stock into your shoulder. Also alike the front mega launcher, distance is dependent on how hard you push or compress. It tends to be a little hard on the shoulder. So onto the main blaster. It's what many Nerf fans of the Longstrike yearned for. It's a bolt-action that has elite ranges. It achieves around 45 feet flat, and easily hits 65+ with an arc. I must mention Slam-fire. You can take down close targets and lob foam madness with this feature. The handle fits nicely in the hand, and doesn't seem to have any weird angles to grip like the Modulus ECS-10. Though by itself it tends to be front-heavy; more so than a Retaliator or Recon. The bolt action is where I have both praise and mild criticisms. The action when sliding it back and forth is nicely balanced in single fire mode, with satisfying clicks that lock the bolt after a proper prime. The same satisfying prime from the bolt action becomes a slight nuisance when slam-firing, as it introduces resistance which slightly torques the blaster in your hand. A strong grip is recommended for slam-firing. Normal single-fire is quite easy, and worry free for those who are younger. There's also the color which I personally dig, but some would rather paint over. The blaster body is made from white plastic with orange used in several areas. The rest is paint. More details that may bother some people include: the bizarre jam doors that require you to remove the clip before accessing, and the distance to the magazine release which cannot be reached with mortal fingers (at least while your hand is on the handle). With the magazine release, I've just gotten used to releasing with the opposite hand. All in all, I had high expectations for this blaster, and I've found it to be exceedingly fun and capable. A recommended buy for anyone who can afford it. Photos show this product in combination with a N-strike Recon.

First I will start by saying the Modulus line is a great type of blaster to start with because you have the ability to customize. I feel the ECS10 looks a little better (I don't own) and comes with a lot of add-ons, I wanted a pump action (non battery) and the add-ons on this blaster are even more functional. So I really love this blaster but I will start with a few negatives.I am not a huge fan of the missile launcher location being on the top. This takes away from scopes and though you can place a scope on top of the missile launcher, it just does not seem right (though not super bad). The ECS10 works better for this because it has side rails which this blaster cannot have because of the bolt priming. Also I am not sure if this is just my Tri-Strike but the slam fire does not seem very smooth at all. It feels rough and like I might damage it. So the positives. The normal shooting action (not slam fire) is very smooth and you can shoot at a very fast rate and I would say this is a great primary blaster for that reason. The blaster as a whole with all the attachments that it comes with makes this blaster feel like those future guns from movies like Aliens (Alien 2) where the soldiers have these large machine guns with that have flame throwers and grenade launchers mounted. The mega dart launcher is really cool. Because one of my mega darts fits in tight, my last shot sometimes shoots 1 and a half dud. But it feels like a shotgun tip because pump action design and the mega darts could be considered more "damage". I have nothing to say about the missile launcher. It does what you need it to do and that is that. So far I only have 1 Modulus attachment and that is the sniper scope (I bought for a different blaster before I got this one. I don't count the flip clip as an attachment). When I use the main blaster and the front barrel attachment with the scope on top (no missile launcher), it looks really awesome like a futuristic medium size gun like in the movies or comics (like the character Cable would use). So this is a really fun blaster and I really recommend it if you are not into electronic blasters.

I was a bit hesitant to Purchase this at 50$. I decided to pick one up as a surprise for Summer Vacation. The children were very excited to play with it. The Blaster works well, the two secondary blasters are on par with the no trigger super soakers as it performs based on how quickly/strong they can be pumped. The mega misfired the first couple times being used but hasn't since. I think it's nice how it uses all three types of Nerf darts so it's very easy to pick up anything shot at you and load it back in the blaster. I would recommend picking up spare Missle darts with it because I watched the stock/Missle be combined into basically the Nerf Thunderblast and it's always nice having spare shots. Also the add on modulus items are decently priced through Amazon so you can pick parts and not buy the entire kit. I recommend the the modulus dual-rail barrel, stealth upgrade kit(or just the sight/grip due to the price outside the kit) I hope this is helpful and some kids end up enjoying this as much as mine does.

Cool factor: Very high. Lots of room for attachments, the ones included are very functional. Some very cool ideas for functional attachments from Hasbro. Hard to imagine a kid not being ecstatic at the sight of this thing. Practical factor: Mostly high, things mostly worked, but I gotta air some nitpicks. -The missile launcher works well, but is less ergonomic than existing ones due to the stock being used to launch the foam missiles, rather than a pump. Pretty understandable limitation. -The front-gun is great when it works, but it reveals glaring issues with Hasbro's "smart air restrictors", with an extra dart often coming out halfway when fired quickly. -The main blaster itself has slam-fire which is very welcome (you can hold the trigger and repeatedly cycle the bolt to continuously fire darts), but the bolt often slides forward when loading a new magazine (blocking the magazine until you pull it back again), and my barrel attachment came slightly mis-aligned to the right, causing darts to occasionally veer off to the right when using any sort of barrel attachment. This can get pretty annoying. -While the cool factor is through the roof, making it great for kids, two of the three blasters rely on your strength to fire. As an adult I can just about manage to pump them hard enough to be on par with a spring nerf blaster, but a kid's gonna have a hard time breaking 20 feet with either of these. Overall it's hard to deny that it's got some great design ideas. It's fun to mess around with, which is really the whole point for most people who are gonna buy something like this. But it does have some noteworthy design flaws that make it less practical than some other alternatives if you're going up against your friends.

My son loves this gun and all the attachments. I must admit I think it's pretty cool as well. The attachments may not function as perfectly as you might wish but they're effective enough. We use the rocket launcher as a mortar from the club house to the ground. Takes out enemies with 10 feet of where it lands. The mega darts are close quarters shot gun blasts. Makes the enemy think twice about rushing in. And the main gun fires as far and accurate as any lego guns in the neighborhood. Lots of fun for all.

Bought this for my 8 year old son as a present. He really enjoys it. Him and his friend break the gun a part to use the different parts of it. It is really three guns in one. The grenade launcher, the mega strike (larger nerf bullets) and then the magazine loaded one with the regular nerf darts. Each can be used separately. It has only jammed a few times and I think that is because one of the bullets got bent somehow. Overall a good toy for the price.

9yo flipped out when he got this recently. he loves modifying it along with the recon blaster. it's kind of fun to watch him change out the pieces and talk about what they do. and yes, the husband enjoys it too. The missile launch works better when my husband does it vs. 9yo. he just can't get enough power behind it so it ends up being a puny little shot. but funny.

We bought this Nerf Modulus Tri-Strike for our sons birthday. His eyes lit up with joy when he opened his gift. We had to show him once how to put it all together and he is now a pro. I was worried at first that it would be to difficult for him to handle but he runs around with it easily. He's 7. His father has fun with it too! All in all this is a great Nerf product! :)

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This nerf gun is great, i have not experience any Jam at all, the toy nerf gun is going smoothly, i highly recommand, spring nerf gun is the best of all.

This was a xmas gift and it was a HIT. The nerf gun fires the darts very straight and accurate. We are still having loads of fun with the Nerf Gun and combining the parts with another set of Nerf guns we had purchased. Loads of fun and would recommend to buy 5/5 stars!

A mis hijos les gustó mucho. No suelo comprar productos compatibles , pero este conjunto de accesorios está muy completo. Se acopla muy bien a los productos de la marca comercial. Los dardos son EXCELENTES!! La calidad es tan buena que cuesta distinguir entre estos cargadores y los de la marca.

My son is 7 years old and he loves his nerf gun. It was a Christmas gift. It is very big and fortunately it can be transformed in smaller versions. One of the best gifts he received so far.