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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(pretty good gun)

『I think that this gun is good overall. here are my pros and cons. pros: the drum's ammo 35 bullets.
the two mode shooting. (slam and single shot)
you can have quick shot clips in it.
cons:prone to jamming
it's not really rapid fire (you have to hold the trigger and then slam the pump back and fourth)』

(THE DRUM IS AWESOME!)

『The Nerf Raider CS-35 is a 3 star for me because the gun is not all that good but the drum is very good. This drum is a breakthrough in Nerf technology. It can hold 35 darts. You can see how many darts you have left. And If a bullet gets jammed (which it probably won't) you can twist the speed dial thingy and then go back to shooting. Plus it can fit into guns like the recon, the longshot, and the longstrike. Bottom line, the drum is amazing. Now for the gun itself. It probably shoots as far as the recon but not nearly as accurate and consistent. If you just have the clip in this gun don't pick it as your main gun. Bottom line, the gun is not very good at shooting but with the drum you have more of a chance of hitting the enemy cause you have more darts. I can't decide whether I would recommend this to a friend or not. But just to tell you don't get the RAIDER IF IT DOES NOT COME WITH THE DRUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!』

(not what we expected)

『My sons (11 1/2 and 8 years old) love the Nerf Dart Tag guns, so they asked for the Raider Rapid Fire Gun for Christmas. We have been so disappointed with them. The guns jam frequently, the darts get stuck and shred. We have had to throw so many darts out and they are not cheap!』

(not good)

『On my birthday i went and bought this gun because it looked cool since it was modeled after the Thompson Chicago Typewriter.The Raider had 2 drums and was the same price as a single gun. On my birthday i had a nerf war. It started showing some small problems. That was at the end of November. 2 months ago. Now it has these problems....
1. easy jam
2. shoots on its own
3. loads a dart but will not even make the firing noise
4. cocks on its own
I love the look and use the 2 drums in my longshot and recon. If you enter a battle with this gun, you will have 100 jams 2 shots and be out fast. If you enter with the drums you will be a serious threat to the other team. Another nice thing about the drums is if you have a stuck dart in the drum a little dial will push the dart up. My advice wait for the drums... forget the gun.』

(A lot of fun!)

『This is a lot of fun and the "slam-fire" is pretty ridiculous. I love watching my friends freak out as I unload on them. I also got some flip-clip (6-dart) magazines because you blow through the drum in no time. Plus, they give the gun better balance than the huge drum hanging off the side.

However, there are a few negative points to mention.

1. The magazine location is terrible for right handed users. The drums sits against the user's chest and really limits mobility. I'm left handed and don't have a problem, but righty's might want to reconsider.

2. The shots can be very inconsistent. I still can't pin down what causes some shots to flop out a few feet while others sail across the room. Very fast pumping makes it more consistent, but you still won't know where your darts are going. Fury-fire dart tag guns are definitely more accurate, but MUCH slower to reload.

3. Jamming is annoying. You have to pull the lever ALL the way back until it hits the stop or the dart will jam. The darts are marred after a jam, but still usable.

Altogether it's a lot of fun...I'm a 24 year old college student and I love this thing.』
『N-strike officers need to assess and take control of every situation. Ther raider rapide fire CS-35 is the ultimate blaster for any battle. the pump-action handle give you total control of your rate of fire, and the drum magazine gives you massive ammo capacity. This is the pinnacle for blaster performance.』
『With the largest ammo capacity of any Nerf gun, the Nerf N-Strike Raider CS-35 will make short work of your foam-shooting foes. The blaster can carry up to 35 darts in its drum magazine, and uses a pump-action system to fire them rapidly. Featuring a tactical rail that is compatible with most N-strike accessories, and an adjustable stock, the Raider CS-35 delivers the pinnacle of blaster performance.

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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(Looks can be deceiving...)

『I purchased the Longstrike to add to my cubicle arsenal at work... Considering that most Nerf products are meant for children, my review might not be geared toward what a child thinks or deems as "good," but I will try to highlight the pro's and con's of the product and compare it to the rest of the Nerf lineup that I have used before. Here at work, we also have the Longshot, Raider, Vulcan, and Maverick.

Overall build quality of the toy gun is fairly good. It has the same blue plastic camo design of the Raider, and is durable in the sense that it was dropped to carpeted flooring from a height of ~5 feet and nothing so far has broken or cracked off. It feels fairly nice in your hands, and with all the add-on plastic accessories it looks nice (such as the longer barrel, the 'iron' sights, and the non-adjustable butt stock.) The bolt action and slide mechanism was fairly smooth, is identical to how a stock Longshot is racked, and give this gun a more of a "rifle" feel, as I think Hasbro was intending. Ammo clips are interchangeable with the Raider's drum magazine, however it is quite awkward to hold with the drum in place. In a cubicle/office area where it is used, it is fairly large (in full rifle format) compared to the Raider. The extra ammo clip holder in the fixed stock is a nice touch, however it is a little difficult to get the magazine out once it has been inserted. Six shots go fast in an office firefight.

With the reverse plunger system that applies the power to the darts, your dart range is very limited. We have fairly long hallways and when the longer barrel attachment is added, range and velocity is fairly poor. Actually I would describe it as dismal. The Longstrike has the "looks" of a rifle, but let me assure you, it is not. Accuracy, well, it's not like i'm expecting this to be super accurate, (it's shooting foam darts, duh!) but with the full barrel, my test shots showed the longer barrel configuration greatly reduced the range due to friction against the dart and did not significantly improve the shot accuracy when compared to just the built-in barrel. Stock firing distances were less than a non-modified Raider.. about 25 feet, unless you arc the shot... I suppose in an near close-quarter cube battle, this would suffice, but remember this comes with a non-collapsible stock, it's not that maneuverable. The Longstrike is limited in rate of fire especially with the bolt action. The iron sights look nice, but are pretty worthless, even with the "elevation" hashmark gimmick (which reminds me of a grenade launcher sight)

Modifications? Ugh. don't get me started.. To get the edge in cube warfare, I try my best to get more range and better accuracy. The first thing i did was to remove the air restrictor. Disassembly of the Longstrike is relatively easy, (you will need two different sized phillip screw driver bits.) The plunger system comes out with just two screws and you can get access to the spring assembly. With a 1/2" extra long drill bit and my portable drill, i was able to remove the restriction fairly easy and it has added about 10+ feet of more range to the darts, but also increased the bolt firing noise significantly. I still have not yet sourced a stronger aftermarket spring yet, however McMaster-Carr seems to have the size compression springs that I need.. more on this later when i figure it all out. My Longshot is modified to have the AR-15 spring, fore-arm shot-gun pump, and air restrictor removed... my Raider has the air restrictor removed as well.. I don't think the Longstrike will ever get to the 'potential' of the Longshot's range w/o heavy modification to the existing barrel and upgraded spring, and/or dart changes.

In summary, I am dissapointed in the Nerf Longstrike. It is neither accurate, nor does it have the power to get the range you'd expect for a "long strike." If you want a good 6-shot blaster with decent range, get a Longshot (w/o all that extended barrel junk) and modify that-- it has much more potential. If you want a high fire-rate for close quarters, definitely get the Raider with the fore-grip pump action... If you want a good looking gun, well... I guess this is it? For me, the Longstrike, just strikes out.. maybe I'll change my mind after a suitable spring replacement is found to increase the range/power, but until then, I would recommend you skip this one.
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(awesome nerf longstrike cs-6)

『This is an awesome new nerf longstrike cs-6, its a new nerf gun by Hasbro the instructions on how to put it together are simple and easy, its well packed in the box, the gun is easy to mod, the lenght of the gun is 3 feet long, recomend to all nerfers, the downfall Dislikes it doesnt shoot very far 25 feet at the most not 35 feet like it says on the box and it only comes with one clip and 6 nerf streamline darts, in overall its an awesome gun for indoor nerf wars..will buy again its a cool nerf gun..』

(Better than the Longshot)

『This is a great weapon. It's lighter, sleeker, and far less cumbersome than it's Longshot brother. I find it odd that people claim the Longshot's performance out of box is so great, because I've never gotten a great performance from mine. (I bought mine online before they even hit stores though so maybe I got one from a bad batch.) That being said, I was actually very impressed with the Long Strike's range and accuracy. The barrel extension doesn't do much to help...but it looks cool. Without the extension this is probably my favorite Nerf rifle now. I'm not a modder (I have young nieces and nephews and they don't really need to be playing with super-powered Nerf guns.) so for me this gun is perfect just the way it is. The flip up sight is more just for looks than anything and the clip storage in the stock is a lot more efficient than the one on the Longshot.

All in all, I'd say this is the best Nerf rifle on the market right now. There are probably die-hard Nerf modders out there who will disagree with me. But for the rest of us who aren't looking to mod anything...I would highly recommend buying this one over either the Recon or the Longshot. Then again, if you have the money, buy all three.』

(No Longshot but it looks good)

『As many who love Nerf blasters already know, the Lonstrike is a concept design come to life from the N-Strike video game. It is also supposed to be the next Nerf sniper rifle.

The good:
-The external design is really cool.
-It can hold two extra clips in the stock (not removable like the Recon or Raider).
-Has three tactical rails for extras.
-The barrel extension really helps give the blaster the feel of a sniper rifle. I even like the placement of the latch points to put a shoulder strap.

The bad:
-The internals are the same as the Recon. It is a reverse plunger system. What that means is the range performance is much weaker than the Longshot (uses a direct plunger).
-The iron sight. As neat as the concept is, this was considered a useless add on with the Recon, I think the same could be said here.
-The permanent stock. Though it is nice that the stock can hold 2 extra clips, it is also a cool looking blaster without it. I personally modded mine so I could take it off.
-The claim of being the Longest blaster. Its 2 inches or so longer than a Longshot...

The mods:
-The standard mods are the same with most blasters, except I didn't see a air hole in the chamber like the other clip system blasters. AR removal is the same as the Recon. In fact most Recon mods probably apply to this blaster.
-Mod the stock so it can come off, but be careful not to shave the catches too much.

I like the look of the blaster and the concept. I am disappointed that the internals are not like the Longshot and that the out of box performance was so weak compared to the out of box Longshot.』
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Awesome air-powered dart blaster is the longest NERF blaster yet and features a barrel extension and flip-up sight for better accuracy as you shoot your darts up to 35 feet! Blaster comes with barrel extension, flip-up sight, quick-reload clip, six Clip-System Darts, and instructions.With this awesome, air-powered dart blaster, a 'long shot' is a good thing! Measuring 3-feet long, this blaster is the longest NERF blaster yet, and it fires up to 35 feet! Attach the barrel extension for long-range targeting, and use the tactical rails and flip-up sight to help you zero in on objects near and far. Even when your target is on the move, you never have to worry about ammo since your blaster can store two quick-reload clips! (One clip is included.) So, grab your gear, steel your nerves, and prepare to 'go long'! Blaster comes with barrel extension, flip-up sight, quick-reload clip, six Clip-System Darts, and instructions.』

N-Strike Raider CS-35 Blaster

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What We Think

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The Good: Enormous dart capacity, and 2 modes of rapid fire.

The Challenging: Can be time-consuming to reload.

In a Nutshell: A truly formidable blaster with a huge ammo capacity.

The N-Strike Raider CS-35 is sure to make short work of your Nerf-blaster foes.
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Maximum Firepower and Versatility
The CS-35 features a durable plastic frame, intended for intense play. It is based a classic Tommy gun design, complete with a drum magazine. This magazine can be used as an accessory with any other compatible N-Strike blasters. The CS-35 comes with an adjustable stock, which you adjust to fit the length of your arm. It also has a tactical rail, which you can equip with a variety of N-Strike accessories.

With a 35-dart capacity, the CS-35 has a truly massive payload of foam. Because of this, you might expect it to be a bit cumbersome, but it is actually surprisingly mobile. The blaster is lightweight enough to sprint with, and you'll be able to blind-fire around a corner with ease. You also shouldn't have to worry about running out of darts. The CS-35 comes with 100 darts, including 65 clip-system darts. The darts are gentle and soft, so younger kids will be able to get in on the action.

There is one downside to the huge dart capacity: each dart has to be reloaded individually, so preparing the blaster for play can take several minutes. Still, the fun you will have is well worth these moments of tedium.

Blast Your Enemies Away
The CS-35 fires reliably in battle, and is free of the jamming that often plagues Nerf guns. It uses a pneumatic pump to propel the darts, allowing you to be in control of the rate of fire. The pump allows for two blasting modes -- multiple darts at a time, or single shots. The multiple-dart mode is particularly fearsome, since it will empty all 35 darts in a matter of seconds.

What's in the Box
Nerf N-Strike Raider CS-35 blaster, drum magazine, 35 normal darts, and 65 clip-system darts.

The blaster carries up to 35 darts in the drum magazine and uses a pump-action system for rapid fire. The tactical rail is compatible with most N-strike accessories and the adjustable stock delivers a comfortable fit for kids six and up. View larger.

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