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The handle is large and fairly comfortable. Mind you, it’s very plain, but it also doesn’t do anything objectively wrong. There’s room for all your fingers, assuming you don’t have really large hands. The priming hammer placement is the same as the Hammershot, and it’s easy to pull down with your thumb for one-handed usage. The Stinger was given an update in early 2020. Changes made include a different dart post, a non-tapered plunger rod, and a slightly different trigger. All versions of the Stinger to come out after this time would be based on this updated version of the blaster. Finally, the trigger is sealed within the shell, rotating on a point, with the “catch” attached to it and supported by ribs in the shell. This is a weak point if you attempt to modify the blaster, for sure. Then again, if you’re modifying the blaster…you’re probably not the target audience of the Alpha Strike series. Performance

It was re-released in 2021 as the Slinger SD-1. It was re-released again in 2023 under the Elite 2.0 series as the Slash.INCLUDES 4 OFFICIAL NERF ELITE DARTS: Includes 4 Official Nerf Elite foam darts that are tested and approved for performance and quality The Hammerstorm is an interesting anomaly. It’s part of the Alpha Strike line, but it’s clearly not constructed the same. The blaster is screwed together, not clipped. The handle is large and comfortable. There’s much more plastic than you’d expect. And you have eight shots in the cylinder, plus storage for eight more. As a result, it’s possibly the best blaster in the line so far. A single tactical rail is located on the top of the Flyte, in front of the jam door. It features two sling points near the front of the blaster.

The Flyte and the Hammerstorm are the first Alpha Strike blasters to feature attachment points of any sort. START BLASTING WITH NERF ALPHA STRIKE BLASTERS: Alpha Strike blasters are a great way to start experiencing the power, performance, and excitement of Nerf, the number one blaster brand* This is the major downfall of the Cobra. The handle, while sufficient for gripping the blaster, feels horrible due to the skeleton nature of it. It can be somewhat ignored when the blaster is used in short spurts, but long term use is uncomfortable. Wrapping with tape at least prevents the blaster from digging into your palm, though. Last Thoughts Alpha Trooper CS-18 • Deploy CS-6 • Longshot CS-6 • LongStrike CS-6 • Raider Rapid Fire CS-35 • Rayven CS-18 • Recon CS-6 • Stampede ECS

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It was re-released in 2021 as the Mantis LR-1. This features an altered grip, similar to the Fang's revised model or re-release. The Flyte is the first Alpha Strike blaster to use a proper N-Strike number code. However, similar to other blasters, its name should technically be "Flyte ECS-10", due to it being battery-operated. Start blasting with Alpha Strike blasters from Nerf, the number one blaster brand*! If you’re new to the Nerf brand, Alpha Strike blasters are an awesome way to get into adrenaline-pumping Nerf battles and experience the power and performance of the Nerf brand. They’re easy to use so first-time battlers can begin blasting fast. And if you’re already a Nerf fan, these blasters make great additions for your Nerf collection!

Coop772 (2022-03-21). [REVIEW] Nerf Alpha Strike Flyte CS-10 | CHEAP STRYFE RESKIN!? (Video). YouTube. Retrieved on 2022-09-09. With a solid shell, nice features, and the simple fact that it doesn’t feel cheap, the Hammerstorm is already a winner compared to other Alpha Strike Blasters. Using the BlasterIt is a re-release of the 2019 Fang QS-4. Similar to the Wolf LR-1's revised model or its re-release, the Claw features a change to the grip, as to make it more comfortable than its predecessor.