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− | The '''Rhino-Fire''' is a [[2014]] [[N-Strike Elite]] blaster that holds 50 [[Elite Dart]]s that was officially released on November 1, 2014. It is a motorized [[flywheel]]-powered blaster that holds up to 50 darts in two [[25-Dart Drum]]s. It has two barrels, a first for an N-Strike Elite blaster, which fire alternately. It is purported to be the successor of the [[Vulcan EBF-25]]. Apart from that, it has barrels that reciprocate whenever a dart is fired, much like the [[wikipedia:AN-94|AN-94 assault rifle]]. It has an advertized range of 90 feet. It is a |
+ | The '''Rhino-Fire''' is a [[2014]] [[N-Strike Elite]] blaster that holds 50 [[Elite Dart]]s that was officially released on November 1, 2014. It is a motorized [[flywheel]]-powered blaster that holds up to 50 darts in two [[25-Dart Drum]]s. It has two barrels, a first for an N-Strike Elite blaster, which fire alternately. It is purported to be the successor of the [[Vulcan EBF-25]]. Apart from that, it has barrels that reciprocate whenever a dart is fired, much like the [[wikipedia:AN-94|AN-94 assault rifle]]. It has an advertized range of 90 feet. It is a Argos exclusive in the United Kingdom. |
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== How to fire == |
== How to fire == |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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+ | *The Rhino-Fire held the record for the most expensive Nerf product for two years from 2014 - 2016 until the [[TerraScout]] was released. |
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+ | * [[N-Strike Elite]] |
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+ | * [[25-Dart Drum]] |
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+ | * [[Flywheel]] |
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+ | * [[2014]] |
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Revision as of 01:40, 8 January 2017
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99.99 USD |
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The Rhino-Fire is a 2014 N-Strike Elite blaster that holds 50 Elite Darts that was officially released on November 1, 2014. It is a motorized flywheel-powered blaster that holds up to 50 darts in two 25-Dart Drums. It has two barrels, a first for an N-Strike Elite blaster, which fire alternately. It is purported to be the successor of the Vulcan EBF-25. Apart from that, it has barrels that reciprocate whenever a dart is fired, much like the AN-94 assault rifle. It has an advertized range of 90 feet. It is a Argos exclusive in the United Kingdom.
How to fire
Step 1 - Load six "D"-sized batteries into the blaster.
Step 2 - Load twenty-five Elite Darts into both of the 25-Dart Drums.
Step 3 - Turn on the blaster via a switch on the handle.
Step 4 - Push the fire button to fire a dart, or hold it down to rapidly fire off darts.
Gallery
Commercial
Trivia
- The Rhino-Fire held the record for the most expensive Nerf product for two years from 2014 - 2016 until the TerraScout was released.