Nerf Stampede – A Review
Have you ever tried the newest and the most remarkable gun that was recently launched last Aug. 15, 2010? You should, ’cause you’ll love it. You know why? Its a blast.
NERF did it again! The company had recently launched one of the best guns yet in the history of N-Strike, the NERF Stampede ECS. It is a battery operated rapid-fire weapon that has yet to make another history. It is an addition to NERF’s pride and glory.
NERF Stampede is a bit like Vulcan. But since this is a new one, There are two main reasons why NERF Stampede is better than Vulcan. Stampede is lighter than Vulcan making it easy to carry around, and Vulcan is using the ammo belt while Stampede is using the clip system.
Stampede is a tripod-mounted gun that has a preloaded magazine. The complete package comes with 3×18 dart clips, 1×6 dart clip, and 60 streamline darts that are made of NERF foam which makes it safe to play with. It is completed with a Pop-out bipod, that is used for a vertical foregrip and a Blast shield that can be easily arranged in your gun with a pinch-lock system. It can fire three shots per second depending on how long you have pulled the trigger with a range of 25-30 feet.
I myself is amazed with this gun that made me want to learn more about the guns that is yet to be released by NERF. The loud “pew” sound had made it lovable to all players. It over powered the noise that the machine is making that’s the reason why you won’t notice the mechanical sound of it. Pretty smart right?
This full automatic gun is one of the most successful battery operated guns of NERF. It made itself a new innovation to toy guns. It is a complete blast. No wonder NERF fanatics are hooked up on this amazing, spectacular and excellent gun. It is twice as better as the automatic ability of Vulcan. That is not an argument. The next question is “how is NERF planning to top up this absolute fun playing gun?” It really is “Its NERF or nothing”.
Nerf Stampede is a great Nerf gun and can be purchased from toy stores. There are more reviews to be read from consumer reports.
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