The mod covered in this video involves removing the air restrictor and dart posts. This allows more direct airflow through your blaster. With more air hitting your darts, they will fly notably farther than before the mod.

Perhaps more important than shooting power is recovery. Some blasters can shoot rounds in rapid succession, while others have recovery time between each shot. You’ll also find that some blasters need to be reloaded after a few shots, while others will hold 25 or 100 rounds. That means more uninterrupted shooting time, which equals more fun for everyone. The Strongarm gave an average muzzle velocity of around 72 feet per second, which is what you would expect for an N-STRIKE ELITE blaster. The ranges were also as you would expect for an Elite blaster. Handle at the bottom of the grip - I'm not completely sure what this does, but my assumption is that it is used for attaching a strap to the gun. If you already have a holster, which you'd have to make yourself, this part is completely useless. It is your choice to keep it. If you don't keep it, you'd have to create a filler, because it leaves two holes in the bottom of the grip. Priming indicator - This shows that the blaster is primed. It also actually primes the blaster, so keep that! This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy.It cannot fire Streamline Darts without modification because the stems in the Streamline dart heads are longer; they will butt against the chamber posts and therefore not fit all the way in. Thin orange plate - To be specific, this part has a circle outline on one side and two bars out of the other. This is important if you still want to use the tactical rail, so keep that and the thin spring that goes with it together. If rapid-fire shooting is important to you, though, you may find some models bothersome. You’ll notice a slight delay after you pull the trigger before something happens.

However with the Hammershot and Disruptor it now has real competition as the secondary springer blaster of choice. Full NERF N-Strike Elite Strongarm Review Nerf Elite: Bog-standard Nerf darts. They're compatible with almost everything that isn't an Ultra, Hyper, or Rival blaster. Even if you are not planning on building an 18 shot version of the blaster and are just generally interested in modifying a Strongarm, I think this instructable is worth a read (especially the first step).

Full NERF N-Strike Elite Strongarm Review

manontheprowl (2014-06-05). Nerf N-Strike Elite Strongarm: Original vs. 2014 (Article). ofensau. Archived from the original on 2016-03-31. Retrieved on 2014-12-19. The original Nerf Strongarm can hold and fire up to 6 darts at a time. Because of the low ammunition capacity, you might find yourself reloading your blaster more frequently than you would like. However, with some unique ingenuity, you can turn your single cylinder Nerf Strongarm into a blaster with multiple cylinders. This modification can be done with anywhere between two to four cylinders. There are plenty of different modifications to choose from for your Strongarm; each mod improves the blaster differently. To determine which modification is the right choice for your Nerf Strongarm blaster, keep reading for all of the best Nerf Strongarm mods. Easy Mod by NBP Nerf Hyper : Because they're pellets rather than darts, these won't work in anything that isn't a Hyper blaster. If you want to point your blaster directly at the target (ie no upward arc), the range is only about 50ft/15m. This is less of an issue than it sounds as the Elite NERF darts are ludicrously inaccurate, it is almost impossible to consistently hit anything human-sized at more than about 35ft/10m so this is perfectly adequate. Ergonomics