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title: "Nerf N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike CS-18 Blaster (Colors may vary)"
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# Fully automatic flywheel tech 75 ft max firing range Powered by 4 C batteries Nerf N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike CS-18 Blaster (Colors may vary)

**Brand:** nerf
**Price:** 1844 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Rapid-fire your way to Nerf supremacy!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nerf N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike CS-18 Blaster (Colors may vary) by nerf
- **How much does it cost?** 1844 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/284446-nerf-n-strike-elite-rapidstrike-cs-18-blaster-colors-may)

## Best For

- nerf enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nerf brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Load & Lock:** Compatible with 18-dart clips and high-capacity 35-dart drum magazines to keep you firing longer.
- • **Spray & Slay:** Fully automatic flywheel system delivers rapid-fire action to keep your opponents on the defensive.
- • **Comfort Meets Control:** Adjustable stock and ergonomic grip designed for extended, comfortable gameplay.
- • **Tactical Customization:** Equipped with N-Strike rails for attaching your favorite accessories and upgrades.
- • **Dominate with Precision:** Shoot darts up to 75 feet for unmatched range and accuracy in every battle.

## Overview

The Nerf N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike CS-18 Blaster is a fully automatic dart blaster powered by 4 C batteries, capable of firing darts up to 75 feet. Featuring a flywheel mechanism for smooth, damage-free dart firing, it supports tactical rail attachments and adjustable stock for enhanced customization and comfort. Ideal for high-intensity Nerf battles, it works best with the 35-dart drum magazine for sustained rapid-fire action.

## Description

Brand Story By From the Manufacturer Nerf toys are the ultimate in high-performance sports action. Fight awesome battles with Nerf dart and disc blasters built with today’s most advanced blaster technology. Join the N-Strike Elite team with dart blasters that feature upgraded distance and the revolutionary Elite Dart. Bend the Rules of Battle with Vortex disc blasters that fire dynamic Xtra Long Range discs. The competition continues beyond the battlefield with NERF sports gear designed so you can play like the pros. What are you waiting for? Grab your gear, take your shot and become part of Nerf Nation! Nerf and all related properties are trademarks of Hasbro.

Review: A Vast Improvement Over the Stampede and Vulcan - Among the very few fully automatic dart guns Nerf has ever made, this one is simply the best. It is smaller, lighter, quieter, and shoots at a faster rate than either the Stampede or the Vulcan. It has a well-made feel to it (as most of Nerf's dart guns do), it feels comfortable, and there are no parts that creak as if they're going to fall off. It's also nowhere near as finicky about being used as the Stryfe, which I think set the high bar for being annoying about having a zillion-and-one ways and so-called reasons for stopping you from firing it. It is possible to do single-shot firing, as well as just holding the trigger to spray darts. The only caveat is that you have to disciplined enough to remember to continuously hold the lower trigger to keep the flywheel motors running -- if you don't, then single-shot firing can easily result in jamming on a dart. It is a shame that they're selling this with just an 18-dart clip -- at least the Stampede was shipped in an elaborate kit that included multiple clips and a bandolier belt to carry them. This gun deserves to be provided with a similar set of equipment. But, to be honest, this gun doesn't really come into its own unless you use the 35-dart drum magazine with it. I've tried this combination, and it really makes this the complete keep-your-enemy's-head-down kind of gun. There are only three complaints that I would put against it... 1) The motors driving the flywheels really are noisier than they need to be -- the motors in the Stryfe are definitely quieter. 2) The ability to attach barrel extensions to the front of this gun is not well implemented -- almost all of the barrel extensions wobble in place a bit when attached to the front. On the other hand, this gun is already sufficiently long that it's hard to see why you would want to make it much longer -- maybe Nerf has some other forthcoming barrel extension in mind? 3) The battery compartment really should have been put towards the rear of this gun -- with the battery compartment being built in up front, this gun is a bit nose-heavy, which makes one-handed operation a little unrealistic -- if the battery compartment had been put towards the back, the weight of the four C-cells could have been supported by a fore-arm. Only the first complaint is what I would call a significant one -- the noisy flywheel motors take away any possibility of sneaking up on somebody with this with the motors running. It's the one advantage that the Stampede and Vulcan have over this gun -- neither of those guns needed to make a sound at all until you were ready to pull the trigger. If you carry this dart gun with you, you'll need to have a simpler manually-operated spring-type dart gun for that initial sneak-attack shot -- and then you can use this dart gun to spray darts when everyone already knows you're there. I recommend this. An update -- 11/6/13... I still recommend this dart gun. However, I also recommend setting aside its 18-dart clear plastic clip and picking up one of the 35-dart drum magazines to use with it, instead. Having had this dart gun for a while, I'm noticing that the spring in the 18-dart clear plastic clip seems to have become somewhat weaker, and the something about the plastic that the clip is made from somehow causes or enables a great deal of friction between the tips of the dart and the interior of the clip. As a result, the darts don't immediately move up the clip as they are fired, which appears to be leading to frequent jamming. The 35-drum magazines seem to be made of a plastic that doesn't suffer from this weird friction issue -- I don't know if it's actually a difference in the plastic material or maybe a slight difference in smoothness of the interior that causes differences in friction -- but the darts do seem to stick more to the interior of the new clear 18-dart clip. Also, frankly, the 35-dart drum was always the better choice for a dart gun like this, anyway. It can go through darts so quickly with its rapid rate of fire that an 18-dart clip is used up too quickly.
Review: Great Auto-blaster from nerf - Couple of things to talk about: 1) This is the Elite version of the Nerf Stampede; so it is fully AUTOMATIC. Compared to the Nerf Stampede, it is MUCH, MUCH lighter as it only requires 4 C batteries rather than 6 D batteries. Weight distribution is slightly towards the front as that's where the battery tray is located. 2) This blaster uses a flywheel mechanism rather than a plunger system, so your darts will not get too damaged after repeated usage. It definitely is the Elite version of the Stampede. No frayed darts after much usage. 3) Like all flywheel blasters, you can mod it by increasing the voltage. This will increase the rate of fire (ROF) and increase range a bit. Beware that there are thermo-resistors, so the blaster will shut down if the flywheels are revving for long periods; ESPECIALLY if you increase the voltage to anything higher than 8 volts. 4) The 18 dart clear clip; while it's nice to see how many darts you have left, it's also very visible to you opponents. This wasn't an issue with the older, solid orange clips of the same size. If you want to know how much darts you have left, it's better to spray paint or cover the sides and front of the clip, that way only the rear portion is visible to you. Also, the clear clip is a bit loose when inserted into the blaster compared to the older clips. I don't know if mine is a defective one or not, but when I wiggle the blaster side-to-side, the clip wiggles around loosely. The older clips and drum magazines don't shake compared to the clear one. 5) Love the aesthetics of the blaster itself and it's tactical rails. Makes it seem more "realistic" and you can attach any accessories that uses the N-strike rail attachment system. The adjustable stock was surprisingly comfortable and sturdy. I just wish there were more than 2 settings - fully collapsed or fully extended. Only con about it is that the handle is a bit small. I'm not that big of a guy, 5' 6'' only, so my hands aren't huge like some people; but the back part of the handle digs into my hand a bit, especially the sling mount on the handle. Overall, the best flywheel blaster Hasbro has put out so far.

## Features

- The leader in high-performance sports action
- N-Strike Elite blasters fire up to 75 feet for the ultimate in dart blaster performance
- Vortex disc blasters Bend the Rules of Battle with discs that can curve, bank, and ricochet
- FireVision sports gear glows bright, day or night, with blazing Microprism Technology
- Nerf Sports raises your game with essentials like the Pro-Grip Football and Nerfoop basketball set

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00BG8F0H8 |
| Batteries | 4 C batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #484,830 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #1,547 in Toy Foam Blasters |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,794) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 2.97 pounds |
| Item model number | A3901 |
| Manufacturer | Hasbro |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 8 - 8 years |
| Product Dimensions | 3.5 x 24.02 x 12.01 inches |

## Images

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![Nerf N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike CS-18 Blaster (Colors may vary) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81alPSjaT7L.jpg)
![Nerf N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike CS-18 Blaster (Colors may vary) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81FUpPmgupL.jpg)
![Nerf N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike CS-18 Blaster (Colors may vary) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81O+6PqsJaL.jpg)
![Nerf N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike CS-18 Blaster (Colors may vary) - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/715EKlV5J6L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How many many batteries does it take?**
A: Hi there. The Rapidstrike CS-18 Blaster Nerf gun requires x4 Alkaline batteries which is not included. Please refer to the documentation for more information: http://www.hasbro.com/common/documents/dad2af6f1c4311ddbd0b0800200c9a66/2B48833750569047F598BEBD4AA242BA.pdfI hope this information helps. If you have any other questions please feel free to let us know. Thank you for your question.

**Q: You know the drill lol my son want's to know how long it is. He keep's giving me money so I can buy the guns cause he said he want's to make a team**
A: The back end/shoulder extension moves so with it pushed all the way in, it measures 24". Or when extended, it measures 27" long.

**Q: What battery does it take**
A: Takes 4 Type-C batteries

**Q: Is it cheaper at stores ?**
A: It has a retail value of about $50 this is way overpriced. If you can find one in store it will be much cheaper and wont be prevously used.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Vast Improvement Over the Stampede and Vulcan
*by H***K on August 30, 2013*

Among the very few fully automatic dart guns Nerf has ever made, this one is simply the best. It is smaller, lighter, quieter, and shoots at a faster rate than either the Stampede or the Vulcan. It has a well-made feel to it (as most of Nerf's dart guns do), it feels comfortable, and there are no parts that creak as if they're going to fall off. It's also nowhere near as finicky about being used as the Stryfe, which I think set the high bar for being annoying about having a zillion-and-one ways and so-called reasons for stopping you from firing it. It is possible to do single-shot firing, as well as just holding the trigger to spray darts. The only caveat is that you have to disciplined enough to remember to continuously hold the lower trigger to keep the flywheel motors running -- if you don't, then single-shot firing can easily result in jamming on a dart. It is a shame that they're selling this with just an 18-dart clip -- at least the Stampede was shipped in an elaborate kit that included multiple clips and a bandolier belt to carry them. This gun deserves to be provided with a similar set of equipment. But, to be honest, this gun doesn't really come into its own unless you use the 35-dart drum magazine with it. I've tried this combination, and it really makes this the complete keep-your-enemy's-head-down kind of gun. There are only three complaints that I would put against it... 1) The motors driving the flywheels really are noisier than they need to be -- the motors in the Stryfe are definitely quieter. 2) The ability to attach barrel extensions to the front of this gun is not well implemented -- almost all of the barrel extensions wobble in place a bit when attached to the front. On the other hand, this gun is already sufficiently long that it's hard to see why you would want to make it much longer -- maybe Nerf has some other forthcoming barrel extension in mind? 3) The battery compartment really should have been put towards the rear of this gun -- with the battery compartment being built in up front, this gun is a bit nose-heavy, which makes one-handed operation a little unrealistic -- if the battery compartment had been put towards the back, the weight of the four C-cells could have been supported by a fore-arm. Only the first complaint is what I would call a significant one -- the noisy flywheel motors take away any possibility of sneaking up on somebody with this with the motors running. It's the one advantage that the Stampede and Vulcan have over this gun -- neither of those guns needed to make a sound at all until you were ready to pull the trigger. If you carry this dart gun with you, you'll need to have a simpler manually-operated spring-type dart gun for that initial sneak-attack shot -- and then you can use this dart gun to spray darts when everyone already knows you're there. I recommend this. An update -- 11/6/13... I still recommend this dart gun. However, I also recommend setting aside its 18-dart clear plastic clip and picking up one of the 35-dart drum magazines to use with it, instead. Having had this dart gun for a while, I'm noticing that the spring in the 18-dart clear plastic clip seems to have become somewhat weaker, and the something about the plastic that the clip is made from somehow causes or enables a great deal of friction between the tips of the dart and the interior of the clip. As a result, the darts don't immediately move up the clip as they are fired, which appears to be leading to frequent jamming. The 35-drum magazines seem to be made of a plastic that doesn't suffer from this weird friction issue -- I don't know if it's actually a difference in the plastic material or maybe a slight difference in smoothness of the interior that causes differences in friction -- but the darts do seem to stick more to the interior of the new clear 18-dart clip. Also, frankly, the 35-dart drum was always the better choice for a dart gun like this, anyway. It can go through darts so quickly with its rapid rate of fire that an 18-dart clip is used up too quickly.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Auto-blaster from nerf
*by K***1 on August 9, 2013*

Couple of things to talk about: 1) This is the Elite version of the Nerf Stampede; so it is fully AUTOMATIC. Compared to the Nerf Stampede, it is MUCH, MUCH lighter as it only requires 4 C batteries rather than 6 D batteries. Weight distribution is slightly towards the front as that's where the battery tray is located. 2) This blaster uses a flywheel mechanism rather than a plunger system, so your darts will not get too damaged after repeated usage. It definitely is the Elite version of the Stampede. No frayed darts after much usage. 3) Like all flywheel blasters, you can mod it by increasing the voltage. This will increase the rate of fire (ROF) and increase range a bit. Beware that there are thermo-resistors, so the blaster will shut down if the flywheels are revving for long periods; ESPECIALLY if you increase the voltage to anything higher than 8 volts. 4) The 18 dart clear clip; while it's nice to see how many darts you have left, it's also very visible to you opponents. This wasn't an issue with the older, solid orange clips of the same size. If you want to know how much darts you have left, it's better to spray paint or cover the sides and front of the clip, that way only the rear portion is visible to you. Also, the clear clip is a bit loose when inserted into the blaster compared to the older clips. I don't know if mine is a defective one or not, but when I wiggle the blaster side-to-side, the clip wiggles around loosely. The older clips and drum magazines don't shake compared to the clear one. 5) Love the aesthetics of the blaster itself and it's tactical rails. Makes it seem more "realistic" and you can attach any accessories that uses the N-strike rail attachment system. The adjustable stock was surprisingly comfortable and sturdy. I just wish there were more than 2 settings - fully collapsed or fully extended. Only con about it is that the handle is a bit small. I'm not that big of a guy, 5' 6'' only, so my hands aren't huge like some people; but the back part of the handle digs into my hand a bit, especially the sling mount on the handle. Overall, the best flywheel blaster Hasbro has put out so far.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by V***Y on September 20, 2015*

this gun is so awesome!!!! first,it is full auto so you can rapid fire it without reloading again and again.it has adjustable stock so it is very comfortable. its built sight is kind of useless but still it makes it look cool.it has an 18 dart see - through mag which has a very good capacity and also looks cool.it can be modified a lot as it has 5 tactical rails.it also has a barrel attachment point so you can add barrels like the retaliator one.but the flip - sight is pretty childish.my only complaint is that it requires 4 c sized batteries which makes the gun quite heavy.overall,the gun is great and worth its price.

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