It costs $50, but with batteries included its $60.
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It costs $50, but with batteries included its $60.
it is basicaly a slightly more powerful double maverick withe a faux barrel that isn't even out yet
It can fire 30 feet
it is out it's called the stampede ecs-50
This gun only uses 6 d batteries and it is only called stampede esc the 50 Was a prototype because it Was going to have a 50 dart drum.(no offenese)
The Vulcan is already prone to jamming, even when not modified. What you should do is throw that in the dumpster, and buy a Stampede ECS-50.
The Nerf stampede uses the whistle dart that the longshot and cs-6 uses. The difference is that its clip can hold up to 18 darts while the other guns use only 6. The stampede also shares the same shape as the vulcan and it looks like the actual gun the pikeman. The pikeman used as a bazooka. Accuracy on the stampede is very good and distance is what you expect from a Nerf gun. Overall it is worth the $50.
To cock a Nerf Stampede ECS-50, first ensure the battery pack is installed and the power switch is on. Then, pull the priming mechanism back, which is located on the top of the blaster, until it locks into place. After priming, you can load the ammo into the clip and press the trigger to fire. Note that the Stampede is an automatic blaster, so it will fire continuously while holding down the trigger.
No. The NERF N-Strike Stampede NCS-50 (Probably a working name) will be released as the 9/9/10 blaster, according to accidental Amazon.com leaks.
three, 1. its expensive. 2. it lacks range 3. earlier models have unreliable clips