How does a Nerf Longshot work?

The Longshot likely holds the title of the longest retail availability of any Nerf blaster, spanning well over a decade with multiple re-releases. Having a six dart clip in the stock compartment can act as a monopod of sorts, which will allow the blaster to sit completely flat against a surface.

What’s the easiest way to modify a Nerf gun?

Remove the cylinder and unscrew the cap. If you’re modifying a Maverick (the easiest way to start), the most common beginner mod is to remove the air restrictors and the barrel posts, which keep you from being able to use stefans, and which decrease the power behind each shot.

How to mod Nerf Longstrike CS-6 step by step?

Step 1: Remove the reinforcement plate by unscrewing it. (Pic. 1) Step 2: Remove the mainspring. (Pic. 2) Step 3: Remove the trigger catch. (Pic. 3) Step 4: Now you can pull off the plunger and remove the bolt sled assembly. (Pic. 4-5) Step 5: Remove the retention pin using your nail, small screwdriver, or punch.

How does a Nerf Longshot spring Blaster work?

Spring blasters use a plunger system to pull back the spring before it reaches a catch which the trigger releases. The Nerf Longshot is the most commonly modified spring blaster, due to the enormous direct plunger.

What happens when you mod a Nerf blaster?

When performing even basic mods, there is always a risk of losing parts, cracking plastic, or not being able to re-assemble the blaster. Some of the more common blasters’ internal pictures can be found online, and it is worthwhile to use these as references. When performing cosmetic mods, care must be taken in order to not lock up any moving parts.

How to change the barrel of a Nerf gun?

How to Modify a Nerf Spring Gun 1 Remove all the screws holding the housing together. 2 Remove the cylinder and unscrew the cap. 3 Clip off the barrel posts. 4 File the nubs off the end plates for the “Russian roulette” mod. 5 Upgrade the spring. 6 Consider replacing the barrel. See More….