In fact, there are not very many similarities between these two blasters, other than both being motorized blasters from the Elite line. Alpha Trooper CS-18 • Deploy CS-6 • Longshot CS-6 • LongStrike CS-6 • Raider Rapid Fire CS-35 • Rayven CS-18 • Recon CS-6 • Stampede ECS The Nerf N-Strike Elite Hyperfire was released in 2016 and is one of the best blasters you could take into your next Nerf battle. While you may assume that it makes your choice easier, this may not be completely true. Because the two blasters are very different they offer different advantages as well as disadvantages. Keep reading to learn which Nerf blaster you should choose! Nerf HyperFire Nerf N-Strike Elite Hyperfire Learn more about the Nerf N-Strike Elite Hyperfire on Nerf Wiki here! Nerf RapidStrike Nerf N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike CS-18

While the blaster is more likely to jam, when it does not, it launches darts over a truly elite distance of 90 feet! The Ultimate Nerf Blaster Book misspells the blaster as the Rapidstrike CS-18 and the Rapid Strike CS-18. If you were to look at the Nerf Hyperfire and Nerf Rapidstrike blasters side by side, there would be no doubt that these are two completely different blasters. Voltage: NiMH/NiCd: 7.2V (6-cell); LiPo/Li-ion: 7.4V (2S); other chemistries (LiFePO4, etc.): similar voltages If you are currently considering purchasing the Nerf Hyperfire or Rapidstrike, it is not hard to tell that these blasters have more differences than they have in common.However, it is evidently clear that the Hyperstrike leaves very little room for adding attachments while the Rapidstrike is all about customization.

The speed of the RapidStrike's flywheels has two stages. The slowest stage occurs when the acceleration trigger is pulled; the second, faster stage occurs while both triggers are pulled. This cures the problem in other flywheel blasters where rapid fire decreases the flywheel speed and reduces range. The change in speeds can be heard when the clip is empty.With a fully automatic system, the Nerf N-Strike Elite Hyperfire can fire darts at the incredible rate of 5 per second. One downside to the Hyperfire’s extreme blasting system is that it tends to get hung up on old, worn down darts and is likely to jam. The unique shape and design of the Nerf Hyperfire makes it an intriguing addition to your Nerf colletion. However, with a few modifications, the Hyperfire does not just have to be an addition to the collect, but rather could be a main exhibit. Read more about how to modify your Hyperfire in this article: Nerf Hyperfire Modding Guide: The best mods for your hyperfire?.