Blast from the Past Nerf Review: Nerf Vortex Nitron
GENERAL INFO:
Included 1 scope, 20 round clips,
and 20 XLR Discs.
MY IDEAS OF THE BLASTER:
While a lot of fun, this blaster
is probably on the lower end of the vortex line and was the only vortex blaster
to not receive a recolor/re-shell. It
was not popular then, but of the two I owned, I sold them within hours of
listing them.
Nerf Vortex Nitron Courtesy of Nerf Wiki |
These used to fetch a pretty
penny, but now are only about 25 dollars USD complete. 30 dollars USD if you are lucky with the
scope and all 20 discs.
One important note is that the
blaster only likes stock style ammunition.
The off-brand ammunition with a raised middle section do not work at all
and will only create stress on the blaster.
The RoF is less than
stellar. About 1 to 1.5 darts per
second. With all these cons, you may
think it is a terrible blaster. Never
fear. With stock ammunition and good
batteries, this blaster has 2 redeeming features.
RANGES:
45 feet flat, 40 feet usable
range to get a good shot.
Best angled shots can get 47-50
feet with 45 feet usable range.
4 batteries were slightly used,
and 2 were used more before the other four.
Theoretically, this “might” have lived up to the 60 feet range claims.
ACCURACY:
This was the kicker. Most vortex blasters suffer the “curve
curse.” This one, when fired flat, does
not suffer from that “curve curse.” At
about 35 feet, I hit the target I was aiming for. The target was about 6 inches, so a human hit
is guaranteed.
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