Nerf Ultra One 20-Dart Refill Pack, the Furthest Flying Nerf Darts Ever, Compatible Only with Nerf Ultra One Blasters, Black, 4.4 x 15.2 x 17.5 cm, E6600EU6

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The carry handle is nice, though I suspect it serves to also strengthen the shell (a magazine carriage instead of a single magazine well means less support for the blaster shell itself). There are also multiple sling points, and a solitary tactical rail on top. The large barrel is aggressive looking, and wide enough to not interfere with dart flight. Beyond the dual magazine setup and the new darts, the Select is also a full-auto blaster. Yep, we have a new “rifle” to play with! Overall it’s a fun blaster to handle, despite the design issues inherent with the Ultra line. Performance

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Unlike the ONE and TWO, the THREE is a pump-action blaster, requiring you to pump the priming mechanism located at the bottom of the gun before each shot. It may not win any awards for sophistication, but combined with a feed-in clip, you won’t be too far behind anyone with a motorized blaster.

There have been reports online that ULTRA Darts suffer from significant wear and tear around the dart head. [ citation needed] Unlike most darts, ULTRA dart heads are not mechanically anchored to the foam body of the dart. The heads are simply dome shaped caps that are glued onto the shaft, where the head meets the body. This also corresponds to the area under greatest stress when ULTRA Darts impact their target, weakening this joint and often causing the heads to come loose or detach. [ citation needed] This is where things get interesting. It’s the setup you’d expect from a Rapidstrike (scotch yoke pusher, three switch setup), but with extra bits attached, and a main PCB controlling everything.

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It’s worth mentioning that the TWO is semi-automatic, so you need to pull the trigger for each shot. But as an eagle-eyed gunslinger, you don’t need hundreds of darts to defeat your enemies, right?The Ultra dart-only mechanism here is combined with the pusher, and makes the master PCB necessary. If an Ultra dart doesn’t depress the safety, a plastic tab will slide into place, physically impeding pusher movement. If that was the only thing here, that would destroy the gears as the pusher fought against it. HOWEVER, there’s also a switch that ceases to be depressed when this happens. When that signal gets cut, the pusher motor is put into reverse, retracting the pusher instead of continuing the initial motion. Once the pusher position switch is engaged, the mechanism shuts off and resets, waiting for the next trigger depression to start things over again. The Ultra Select is, quite frankly, a demonstration of what Ultra should have been. The new darts show what Ultra could have promised, had they waited to release the line a little longer. The blaster, meanwhile, offers a great platform, with both full-auto capabilities and being able to swap magazines on the fly, faster than physically replacing the magazines themselves. ULTRA Darts are darts that feature built-in fins on the bottom. It has a streamlined dart head, similar to that of Mega Darts, though the dart heads of ULTRA Darts feature two small parallel holes towards the top. The darts are made from expanded polypropylene (EPP) which is brittle and not as flexible as most foam darts, and similar in appearance to styrofoam. [1] The heads are made of soft thermoplastic rubber (TPR).