Nerf – B1618 Shooting Games – Rival – Apollo XV 700 – Red

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The profundity of strength in this gun manifests in the enhanced impact of its rounds, particularly as they hit hard and distant targets. Be sure to swing by my YouTube page and check out my official video review of the Nerf Rival Apollo XV-700 blaster. It may be irritatingly loud if your ears are highly sensitive, but earmuffs can help moderate the effects. The powerful Nerf Rival Apollo, like its namesake, is able to bring ill-health and a deadly plague of high impact rounds to lay waste to your enemies.

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I was beyond impressed and actually giggling to myself at this point — just like a little school girl… Final Thoughts on the Nerf Rival Apollo Blaster. This blaster might not have the best capacity nor the fastest rate of fire, but I believe it is worth purchasing just for its incredible power. The designers included a powerful spring-action blaster that yields the level of excitement that every youngster craves.The pistol grip handle might be one of the biggest, most comfortable handles that Nerf has ever made. Experience intense head-to-head competition with the ultimate precision and power of the Nerf Rival Apollo XV-700 blaster!

Nerf Rival Ast Apollo XV 700 Blaster (Colours may vary)

All blasters exclusive to the sub-series are curvy in design to reflect this main feature of the series. All blasters exclusive to the sub-series have a sniper-styled feel to them and feature long barrels. For example: instead of the Nemesis being named "Nemesis MXVII-10000", it is instead named "Nemesis MXVII-10K".

A high quality gun is usually designed with a strong handle that offers a firm grip for easy manipulation. To accomplish this, the user must first prime the blaster normally and then press down on the unjamming button to unlock the priming handle.

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The Camo Series features blasters with a camouflage color scheme, and is similar to the BattleCamo Series of N-Strike Elite. To operate the blaster, you just pull the black priming handle at the top all the way back and then push it back to the original forward position. Phantom Corps features non-team based re-released, and some exclusive blasters, that all feature a black and white coloring with the Phantom Corps logo.

This entry was posted in Reviews and tagged apollo, blaster, blaster hub, nerf, review, rival on July 1, 2016 by . On fair terms, this gun was intended for the comfortable handling and manipulation of the average user. The metal bar that leads away from the trigger operates the catch and release mechanism that is responsible for firing the high impact rounds. Don’t let its aggressive internals scare you off, the Nerf Rival Apollo blaster works much like its N-Strike cousin does. After that, I wisened up a bit and took the Apollo outdoors where the fear of ricochet reprisal was very low.

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Priming the Apollo is quite a challenge, as it is a long and clunky prime, but the main problem is in keeping the Apollo stabilised when priming. The Apollo XV-700 is a slide-action magazine-fed blaster with its magazine well built into its handle. There is a way in which its performance and power shows a measure of performance that closely mimics the real thing. Every time the number reaches 10,000, it is shortened to a "K", most likely to shorten the name of the blaster. According to various Nerf Rival Apollo XV-700 reviews, a good magazine should load fast enough to allow you to concentrate on the crucial aspects of the action.There is also a jam switch on newer models (the original version lacked this), but it’s rarely utilised. Obviously if one is endowed with better-than-average muscle strength, they’ll be able to prime the blaster in a steady manner. Atop it all is the priming handle with its “teeth” at the back for activating the gears in the gearbox. With ranges of 65-75 feet when fired flat, and super tight groupings at 50-60 feet, the Apollo delivered on pretty much everything it set out to do.