Changes: Pyragon

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9.75

This blaster scores a 9.75

Pyragon

Year Released:	2012
Available?:	Yes
Stock Capacity:	40 Vortex Disks
Average Retail Price(s):	$39.99
Family:	Vortex

The Pyragon is a 2012 Vortex blaster that holds 40 Vortex Disks. It is similar to the Praxis, but has a 40-Disk Drum, no stock, a handle instead of a pump, and an orange and white color scheme. It is capable of slam firing,. The high ammo capacity compliments this feature, similar to the Raider. The priming handle also looks similar to that of a Raider CS-35. It was released on June 12, 2012.

Review

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Pyragon - 9.75

NStrikeAgent335
Country: Singapore Age Group: Teenager Sex: Male
Joined: February 19, 2011 № of Reviews: 94 № of Featured Reviews: 2
Nerf Blaster Count: 19

The Pyragon is the highest-capacity Vortex blaster available.

Ammo: Vortex Disks

Pros: Excellent range of 60-70 feet, can slam fire, very high capacity, very accurate, only jams from human error, clears all 40 disks in 8.1 seconds

Cons: ABSURDLY LONG reload time

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The Pyragon is a solid blaster, beating out the Praxis as the new fan favorite. Be prepared to fork out $40 though.

Review by: NSA335

Trivia

A Hasbro employee somehow got a Pyragon long before it was released. The employee's son's channel, cckuczerkids, decided to make a review of the blaster itself. Unfortunately, the video was taken down from YouTube. The channel BasicNerf reuploaded it onto YouTube. Until June 15, 2012, this was the only video of the Pyragon that had been released to the public.
During the night of June 14–15, 2012, Hasbro released a demonstration video of the Pyragon on their website. The video is still available, at least to some people.
A Pyragon was spotted on TaoBao.com.
Many stores don't care about the release date and release the Pyragon, along with the Elite blasters as soon as they get a shipment.
According to Basic Nerf, the Retaliator shoulder stock will not work with it.
The word "Pyragon" seems to be a combination between the words paragon (a person of exceptional merit) and pyro (pertaining to fire), which matches the Pyragon's flaming color scheme.
The Pyragon is known to be the strongest Vortex blaster. This is because it has an extremely strong torsion spring.

Video

Nerf_Pyragon_Test_Fire — Nerf Pyragon Test Fire

External links

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 |Capacity = 40 [[Vortex Disk]]s
 |Price = $39.99
-|Family = [[Vortex]]}}The '''Pyragon '''is a [[2012]] [[Vortex]] blaster that holds 40 [[Vortex Disk]]s. It is similar to the [[Praxis]], but has a [[40-Disk Drum]], an orange and white color scheme. It is capable of [[Slam Fire|slam firing]], possibly because the high ammo capacity compliments this feature, similar to the [[Raider CS-35|Raider]]. The priming handle also looks similar to that of a [[Raider CS-35]]. It was released on June 12, 2012.
+|Family = [[Vortex]]}}The '''Pyragon '''is a [[2012]] [[Vortex]] blaster that holds 40 [[Vortex Disk]]s. It is similar to the [[Praxis]], but has a [[40-Disk Drum]], no stock, a handle instead of a pump, and an orange and white color scheme. It is capable of [[Slam Fire|slam firing]],. The high ammo capacity compliments this feature, similar to the [[Raider CS-35|Raider]]. The priming handle also looks similar to that of a [[Raider CS-35]]. It was released on June 12, 2012.
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