You can, but its friggin hard.
First get a piece of flat metal, about 3mm thick. Then, drill a few holes in the top so theres a U shape. put the metal between the bolt handle and the gun, and pull or lever it off.
They have already made the Nerf longshot, and the Vulcan has the option to be bolt action instead of automatic. Nerf is also currently making the Longstrike cs-6, which will be an improved longshot.
Well, honey, to take the bolt from a Nerf Longshot, you first need to remove the screws holding the blaster together. Once you've got that baby open, you can access the bolt and take it out. Just be careful not to lose any pieces, unless you want your Longshot to be more of a Shortshot.
I have the Nerf longshot yes it does it is quite a rip-off
The recommended age group for the Nerf Longshot is between the ages 6 years and up. So unfortunately, the Nerf Longshot is not suitable children age 6 years and under.
As are all Nerf guns, the Longshot is good. The longshot is great I own one and I have taken out thirty enemies in real life and in battle. But now there is a competitor: the NERF N-STRIKE LONGSTRIKE
Unscrew it then take out the bolt then take out the plunger system the stick a long screwdriver in the back and knock out the air restrictor
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any target or walmart
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You can only find the Nerf longshot at places such as Ebay, Etsy, and Amazon. These toys were taken out of production in the United States in 2010.
The Nerf Longstrike is a Nerf sniper rifle that is longer than the Longshot, looks better than the Longshot, and shoots up to 35 feet, about the same as a Longshot. It costs 30 - 40 dollars with taxes, and has an attachment rail on the top and on the bottom.
As of July 2013, the Nerf N-Strike Longshot CS-6 has been discontinued. A person can still purchase the Nerf N-Strike Longshot CS-6 on Amazon at a much higher price point.