NERF Modulus Regulator

Product Information

It’s only possible to stop the blinking within its time frame if you load a new mag; this can be fun when you’re playing a game with someone. There is a reverse trigger below the main trigger. Looking at the side of the Regulator, just above the trigger is the battery door. The regulator requires four C style alkaline batteries. To install the batteries remove the Phillips screw, then remove the battery door and insert the batteries. reinstall the battery door Loading

Further forward on the underside is the magazine well. This blaster is compatible with all N strike magazines. I found the position to be a touch too far forward compared to most NERF guns. So when I went to load I would find myself crashing around trying to find the slot more often than I would have liked.Just in front of the trigger is the selector switch on both sides for both lefties and righties. This switch lets you move between semi-auto three-round burst.

My only word of warning would be to be careful that you load the darts properly, but this well be us being a little Nerf toy green. Firing the Regulator is similar to other flywheel blasters – hold the rev trigger for a moment and pull down the primary trigger. The only difference is that you need to select the mode… Overall – The firing is fairly simple and fun with a little bit of an issue with the conveyor belt sometimes that may be due to some design fault. Popular User Opinions It gives 51%+ profits to Reverence for Life, who fund a number of important initiatives in Africa, including bringing running water and basic equipment to a school in Tanzania.

Overall Take

This chamber may seem unnecessary because you’d know you’re out as it stops firing, but there are always cases of malfunctions when you might still have ammo and think you’ve run out. This is a great looking toy for the kids, and pretty robust. You do need four C batteries, so it is worth making sure that you have these already if you are buying this as a present for someone.