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Tools
These are some common tools used to work on this device. You might not need every tool for every procedure.
Identification
You can identify a household object by first entering your house and then choosing anything in sight. Alternatively, if you happen to be in an airport, at work, or some other place you don’t call home, you can opt to relocate the object you’re struggling to categorize. If you can stuff it through the window or jam it through the door of your house, it is, inarguably, now a household object. As a third course of action, you can peruse the categories above to see if your item in mind falls in the “household” category.
Background Information
The 2013 Nerf N-Strike Firestrike is a compact blaster with laser targeting. It is part of the N-Strike Elite series and is the successor to the N-Strike Nite Finder EX-3.
The Firestrike blaster can shoot darts up to 75 feet and has a light targeting range of 15 feet. This blaster also holds a two-dart storage under the blaster’s light. The bottom of the handle has a extended battery compartment to power the laser. This device comes with a three Elite Darts and a instructional guide.
This blaster had a soft release in December 2012 with an N-Strike standard color scheme of blue, white, and orange. It was re-released with a orange, white, and grey color scheme with a textured grip on the handle.
Troubleshooting
If you are having problems with your Firestrike blaster please refer to our troubleshooting page.
Additional information
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