One popular mod for the Rapidstrike (besides the standard overhauling of its internals) is minimisation of the shell, as Nerf is lacking in ...

Before the release of the Rapidstrike, which is now considered by many to be the best flywheel blaster Nerf has, one of the biggest question...

I received an Elite Rayven from the US. It was already modified and did not include the Firefly clip (mag) or the GITD Elites, so I can'...

This is probably one of the most relevant comparisons right now, with the recent(ish) release of the Demolisher.

The Rapidstrike CS-18 was one of the most exciting Nerf releases of 2013 for many. Since the Stampede of 2010, there weren't any other...

Today's comparison post will be of Nerf's two full-auto clip (mag) system blasters. Hopefully this will keep you guys occupied until...

Nerf claims the Rapidstrike can empty an 18 clip (mag) in 5.62 seconds. I put that claim to the test in a quick video. Batteries: 4 x ...

As requested, a HFCBE video of the Rayven, as well as a demonstration of how I empty semi auto flywheelers so quickly. Time: 2.23sec No...

To conclude an exciting and awesome year, Outback Nerf wishes you a late Merry Christmas (or Happy Holidays if you don't celebrate Chri...

Scenario Description: Close-mid range team based encounters. General engagement ranges ~7-12m. Generally numerous, small teams instead of f...

In this vid I test how reliable the Rayven is. I fire off 7x18 clips (mags), which totals 126 darts. ROF peaks at 6dps in the middle three ...

Name: Rayven CS-18 Capacity Used: 18 + spare Range: Variable (20-25m generally) ROF: up to 5dps Mods: 3*14500 batteries, safety lock...

Name: Alpha Trooper CS-18 Capacity Used: 18 + spare Range: 15-18m ROF: 2-3dps, up to 5dps with slam fire Mods: AR removal, spring re...

Simple range test of the Rayven with 3 Trustfire 14500s and a screw for a dummy battery. Average ranges 20-25m with stock streamlines. EDI...

Quick test-fire of my Rayven. It has 3 Trustfire 14500s and a screw for a dummy battery. EDIT: Trustfires are awful for Nerf uses, please u...

This is a comparison of Nerf's two electronic CS blasters.

This is a comparison of Nerf's two best Clip (Mag) System blasters.

This is a comparison of Nerf's two flywheel N-Strike blasters.

Some usage tips for my new favourite blaster.

This is a review of Nerf's latest addition to the N-Strike arsenal - the Rayven CS-18. It is part of the Light-It-Up line, combining t...