NERF N-Strike (Stampede ECS) Fully Automatic Battery Dart Gun Blaster [WORKS]

Description: NERF N-Strike (Stampede ECS) Fully Automatic Battery Dart Gun Blaster - Tested & works properly Not to be confused with the fictional Stampede REV-12 or the fictional Spartan NCS-12. The Stampede ECS, also known as the Blazing Burst ECS in Japan, is an electronic clip system Nerf blaster that was released on September 9th, 2010 under the N-Strike series. It requires six "D" batteries to be operated. The Stampede is a battery-operated clip-fed motorized direct plunger blaster. It features an integrated carry handle, with a set of iron sights built into it. These sights line up with one atop the muzzle. Under this carry handle is the blaster's jam door, providing access to the internals in case of any jams; notably, this jam door features no locks and can be opened at any time. It also has an integrated shoulder stock, which also doubles as where the blaster's batteries are loaded into.The blaster features a power switch, located on the left side, just above the firing trigger. Also next to the firing trigger is an ambidextrous clip release button.It sports six tactical rails: one atop the carry handle, one above the muzzle, two under the blaster, and one on either side of the blaster. There are also four strap points: two on the front of the blaster and two built into the shoulder stock. Weight distribution The Stampede ECS is one of the heaviest Nerf blasters, partially thanks in part due to requiring six "D" batteries to be operated. Due to the location the batteries are housed, this makes the blaster very back-heavy, which can make it awkward to use. This can be partially mitigated by using the included bipod as a forward grip, or by attaching accessories to the front to offset the weight.he blaster features a power switch, located on the left side, just above the firing trigger. Also next to the firing trigger is an ambidextrous clip release button. It sports six tactical rails: one atop the carry handle, one above the muzzle, two under the blaster, and one on either side of the blaster. There are also four strap points: two on the front of the blaster and two built into the shoulder stock. Weight distribution The Stampede ECS is one of the heaviest Nerf blasters, partially thanks in part due to requiring six "D" batteries to be operated. Due to the location the batteries are housed, this makes the blaster very back-heavy, which can make it awkward to use. This can be partially mitigated by using the included bipod as a forward grip, or by attaching accessories to the front to offset the weight. ~PLEASE READ~Groundhog Supply Company is listing a large amount of items from a family estate. We have done our best to represent what we're going through and listing. Please use pictures as part of the description! We do our best to research, describe and represent each item to the best of our ability. Due to the nature of the unique items we find, we may not list the complete details you are looking for. If you have a question, please ask and we will do our best to get you the answer. Clothing - Not all clothing items will measure/fit as expected so please compare the included listing measurements with one of your favorite garments to ensure a correct fit. Smoke/Pet Free home. Shipping is fast! Calculated shipping means we pass on our eBay seller savings to you. The price listed is the actual weighted shipping price. We can accept lower offers and combine shipping if you make offers on multiple lots/listings.

Price: 11 USD

Location: Royse City, Texas

End Time: 2024-11-05T23:41:55.000Z

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