Changes: Stampede ECS

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Stampede ECS

Year Released:	2010
Available?:	No
Stock Capacity:	18 Streamline Darts
Average Retail Price(s):	$49.99 USD
Family:	N-Strike
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The Stampede ECS was released on September 9th, 2010. It has a detachable grip/bipod mounted on the underside of the blaster. The blaster comes with three 18 dart clips and one 6 dart clip equaling 60 rounds in total that come with the blaster. Also included is a detachable shield that you can attach to some blasters and a grip/bipod that is detachable via the standard N-Strike tactical rail system. The blaster is the first full-automatic clip system blaster. It retailed for $49.99 USD. It was advertised in the "Clear Series" advertisement, which also showed previous blasters being remade with a transparent color.

Features

The Stampede ECS comes with the the following features:

Blast Shield - A mini-shield that attaches on top of the Stampede. Can block opposing darts. Has a rail release button that will allow you to remove it without having to slide it off the rail.
Tactical Rail- A rail that can have attachments put on it. This blaster has 6.
Pop-Out Bipod - An extendable bipod used to place the blaster for important shots. Doubles as a fore-grip.
18 Dart Clip - An eighteen dart clip. The blaster comes with three of these.
Iron Sight - Similar to that of the Deploy CS-6 and the RapidStrike CS-18
6 Dart Clip - A clip holding six darts. The blaster comes with one of these.

Trivia

The Stampede was released on September 9th, 2010 (9/9/10).
The Stampede ECS is one of the heaviest Nerf blasters.
- Despite this, on the below commercial, someone was shooting one with each hand.
When the blaster was first viewed by select members of the NIC that were invited to the launch event, the original name of the blaster was Stampede ECS-50, in the same styling of every other N-Strike blaster. It seems that after a certain NIC ambassador mentioned to one of the designers that the number 50 should have been a 60, the designer went to speak to a colleague. Sure enough, when they were released, the only ones that said 50 were in display cases. Strangely, the Stampede in its Japanese commercial had a 50 on its label, but the people making the commercial said ECS instead of ECS-50.
- The reason for the Stampede originally being called the Stampede ECS-50 was because it was originally supposed to come with a 50-dart drum. Hasbro later scrapped this idea, due to complications with the drum and the inability to acquire the patent before the blaster's release.
- The Japanese version, distributed by Takara-Tomy, was known as the Blazing Burst ECS.
It is the blaster with the most tactical rails.
There is a keychain based on it.

Commercial

External Links

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 {{Blaster
 |Title = Stampede ECS
-|Image = Stampede_scb-50.jpg
+|Image = Stampede.jpg
 |Year = [[2010]]
-|Available = Yes
+|Available = No
 |Capacity = 18 [[Streamline Dart]]s
-|Price = $49.99
+|Price = $49.99 USD
 |Family =[[N-Strike]]
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-The '''Stampede ECS''' (Electronic Clip System) was released on 9/9/10. It has a detachable grip/bipod mounted on the underside of the blaster. The standard-issue clip holds 18 darts. The blaster comes with three 18 round clips and one 6 round clip equaling 60 rounds in total (Worth $12.00 by themselves) that come with the blaster. Also included is a detachable [[Shields (Accessory)|shield]] that you can attach to some blasters and a grip/bipod that is detachable via the standard Nerf Tactical Rail system. The blaster is the first clip-system blaster to be fully automatic. Later, another fully automatic clip-system blaster, the [http://nerfipedia.wikia.com/wiki/RapidStrike_CS-18 Rapidstrike CS-18], followed in its footsteps. It costs USD $50 in stores at this point. It was advertised in the "[[Clear Series]]" advertisement, showing previous blasters being remade with a transparent color.
+The '''Stampede ECS''' was released on September 9th, 2010. It has a detachable grip/bipod mounted on the underside of the blaster. The blaster comes with three 18 dart clips and one 6 dart clip equaling 60 rounds in total that come with the blaster. Also included is a detachable [[Shields (Accessory)|shield]] that you can attach to some blasters and a grip/bipod that is detachable via the standard N-Strike tactical rail system. The blaster is the first full-automatic clip system blaster. It retailed for $49.99 USD. It was advertised in the "[[Clear Series]]" advertisement, which also showed previous blasters being remade with a transparent color.
-== Hasbro's Description ==
-Launch an all-out assault with the fully automatic STAMPEDE ECS blaster! Unleash a storm of darts from the extended 18-dart clip and reload in a hurry with the three spares. This high-capacity blaster even includes a blast shield to deflect an incoming "fire" and a pop-out bipod for stability!
-Blaster comes with blast shield, pop-out bipod, 3 18-dart extended clips, 1 six-dart clip and 60 Clip System darts and instructions.
-Requires 6 "D" batteries (not included).
-Ages 8 and up.
-<u>/!\</u> CAUTION: Do NOT at aim at eyes or face. To Avoid Injury: Use only darts designed for this product. Do not modify darts or dart blaster.
 == Features ==
 The Stampede ECS comes with the the following features:
-*Blast Shield - A mini-shield that attaches on top of the Stampede. Can block darts. Has a rail release button that will allow you to remove it without having to slide it off the rail.
+*Blast Shield - A mini-shield that attaches on top of the Stampede. Can block opposing darts. Has a rail release button that will allow you to remove it without having to slide it off the rail.
 *Tactical Rail- A rail that can have attachments put on it. This blaster has 6.
 *Pop-Out Bipod - An extendable bipod used to place the blaster for important shots. Doubles as a fore-grip.
-*18 Dart Clip - An extendable six to eighteen dart clip. The blaster comes with three of these.
+*18 Dart Clip - An eighteen dart clip. The blaster comes with three of these.
-*Iron Sight - Similar to that of the [[Deploy CS-6]] and the [[RapidStrike CS-18]]
+*Iron Sight - Similar to that of the [[Deploy CS-6]] and the RapidStrike CS-18
 *6 Dart Clip - A clip holding six darts. The blaster comes with one of these.
-==Color schemes==
-*Normal (yellow and orange)
-*Sonic Series ([[Stampede ECS (Sonic)|green)]]
-== Review ==
-{{Review
-|review title= '''Stampede ECS - 8.5'''
-|profilelocation= {{User:BSim/Profile}}
-|description= It's pretty much a Nerf light machine gun... Or a gigantic Nerf assault rifle. One of those, whichever one you want to call it.
-|Ammo= Streamline Darts
-|Pros= A good fire rate, a high ammo capacity, especially if you use a 35-dart drum, the most tactical rails out of any Nerf gun, for those of you who like that kind of thing, and a bunch of other neat features.
-|Cons= First of all, it's heavy, secondly, it's accuracy is mediocre, third of all, it's heavy, fourth, it's battery powered.
-|range= 9
-|accuracy= 7
-|reliability= 8
-|rate= 10
-|overall= PASS
-|final comments= For what it lacks in accuracy, it makes up for in sheer fire power. A good all around blaster and definitely a blaster you can depend on... Well, assuming you can carry it.
-|review by= BSim
-}}
 == Trivia ==
-* Some people confuse this with the [[Stampede REV-12]], a blaster featured in the [[N-Strike: The Video Game|Nerf N-Strike video game]]. Ironically, the only similarities between the two are the names.
-* It also looks a lot like the [[Spartan NCS-12]] from the N-Strike Video Game.
 * The Stampede was released on September 9th, 2010 (9/9/10).
-* This is the most expensive Nerf blaster in the United States, with the exclusion of special value packs.
 * The Stampede ECS is one of the heaviest Nerf blasters.
 ** Despite this, on the below commercial, someone was shooting one with each hand.
-* When the blaster was first viewed by select members of the NIC that were invited to the launch event, the original name of the blaster was Stampede ECS-50, in the same styling of every other N-Strike blaster. It seems that after a certain NIC ambassador mentioned to one of the designers that the number 50 should have been a 60, the designer went to speak to a colleague. Sure enough, when they were released, the only ones that said 50 were in display cases. Strangely, the Stampede in its Japanese commercial had a 50 on its label, but the people making the commercial said '''ECS '''instead of '''ECS-50'''.
+* When the blaster was first viewed by select members of the NIC that were invited to the launch event, the original name of the blaster was Stampede ECS-50, in the same styling of every other N-Strike blaster. It seems that after a certain NIC ambassador mentioned to one of the designers that the number 50 should have been a 60, the designer went to speak to a colleague. Sure enough, when they were released, the only ones that said 50 were in display cases. Strangely, the Stampede in its Japanese commercial had a 50 on its label, but the people making the commercial said '''ECS''' instead of '''ECS-50'''.
-** The reason for the Stampede originally being called the Stampede ECS-50 was because it was originally suppose to come with a 50 dart drum. Hasbro later scrapped this idea.
+** The reason for the Stampede originally being called the Stampede ECS-50 was because it was originally supposed to come with a 50-dart drum. Hasbro later scrapped this idea, due to complications with the drum and the inability to acquire the patent before the blaster's release.
-** It is called the '''Blazing Burst ECS''' in Japan.
+** The Japanese version, distributed by Takara-Tomy, was known as the '''Blazing Burst ECS'''.
+* It is the blaster with the most tactical rails.
-* The Stampede ECS was ripped off by an unknown Chinese Company with extremely minor changes in the tactical rails and comes with a cheap plastic scope.
-* It's the blaster with the most tactical rails.
 * There is a [[Stampede ECS Keychain|keychain based]] on it.
-* Some stores still carry it as the Stampede ECS-50.
-* The Stampede's commercial is currently the longest of any single blaster's commercial.
 == Commercial ==
-[[File:2010 Commercial N-Strike Stampede|550px]]
+[[File:2010 Commercial N-Strike Stampede|300px|center]]
-[[Video:Takara Tomy Nerf N-Strike Japanese Promo Video 2010|thumb|left|300px]]
 == External Links ==
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 [[Category:N-Strike]]
 [[Category:Nerf blasters]]
+[[Category:CS]]
+[[Category:ECS]]
+[[Category:Blasters introduced in 2010]]
+[[Category:Blasters that fire up to 40-49 feet]]
+[[Category:Discontinued Blasters]]