Nerf N-Strike Elite Jolt Blaster

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Feeling brave enough to take on modding your Nerf Jolt? Keep reading to find the best mods and how to do one for yourself! The Jolt is well-known within the Nerf community as a meme, stemming from its sheer number of re-shells. The meme, originating from YouTube videos and comments, makes absurdist claims about any and all blasters being a "Jolt re-skin", no matter their priming or loading mechanisms. Crossfire Bow • Doublestrike • Fusefire • Jolt • Ricochet • Ripshot • Rough Cut 2x4 • SlingFire • Sidestrike Pro Tip: When removing the base of your Nerf Jolt it is important to be careful once you get to the last screw. Because the plunger system rests on this pice, the base is essentially spring loaded and will likely pop off once the screws are removed. There are several different versions of the Nerf N-Strike Elite Jolt but all have nearly identical inner workings

To give your Nerf Jolt more power you will need to seal off the plunger. This can be done by removing the plunger system and either adding a thin layer of electrical tape under the current sealing ring or by purchasing a heavier duty sealing ring.

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Because of this blaster’s petite size modifying the blaster might prove to be difficult. When modifying blasters as small as the Nerf Jolt, you risk damaging the blaster and its internal workings. You can further increase the power of your blaster by doing a simple spring upgrade in the piston. Get your Nerf Jolt Spring Upgrade here! While there are plenty of do it yourself Nerf Mods, Nerf also sells its own attachments to improve the performance of their blasters. With tons of attachments to choose from, you may not know which ones will best benefit your blaster. The first re-shell predates the first Jolt re-release. The Clue Elimination blaster set was released in 2012, with four unique blasters based on the Jolt's design.

Finding the correct size of sealing ring for your Nerf Jolt might prove to be rather difficult; however, creating another layer of seal with the electrical tape is effective, easy to do, and not as costly. Some "Elite repaint" variants of the blaster use the Zombie Strike mold, and have the Zombie Strike logo on the side even though the blaster itself is an N-Strike release. This creative mod is completed by hooking a rubber band on the top of the blaster down to the plunger. When the trigger is pulled, the blaster will now have more force propelling darts forward. If the spring upgrade mod is not a feasible option at the moment, then this mod is another suitable choice to improve your blaster’s power. The next part of this modification follow the same steps as the Air Tight Plunger Mod described above. Remove the piston from the blaster and create a better seal on the plunger with a thin tape lining under the O ring.

When conquering the Nerf Jolt, it is best to start off with something easy but still effective. The SuperJolt Mod is perhaps the most popular modification for the Nerf Jolt and there are several different methods of execution.

Alpha Trooper CS-18 • Barrel Break IX-2 • Barricade RV-10 • Deploy CS-6 • LongStrike CS-6 • Rapid Fire AS-20 • Spectre REV-5 • Stampede ECS To start this method of making the SuperJolt, all you need to do is grab the dart post with your pliers and twist! The dart post should break off fairly easily. Next, you take your screwdriver and place the tip of it down the barrel against the air restrictor. Break the air restrictor off with a few good taps and shake any extra pieces out of the barrel. After reassembling your Nerf Jolt, you can add even more power to your blaster with a simple and creative mod. While changing the spring already gives the blaster extra power, you can further this increase with the Rubber Band mod! Of note, models based on the original version of the Jolt has a screw in the plunger tube; later revisions, starting with the 2013 blue Jolt, use a nail instead.However, because the Nerf Jolt is only a toy the seal on the plunger which prevents air from escaping out of the chamber when the trigger is pulled is not completely air tight. As the air escapes out of the chamber, most of your power to propel darts over a further distance disappears too!