Nerf Modulus Regulator offers a fun and challenging way to transform your Nerf battles into a real tactical experience. The Regulator is one of the best blasters in the Modulus series that has tons of features to help you customize your blaster for whatever action-packed adventure awaits. You can get up your game and rule the battlefield with this blaster.
Delve into this article to learn more about this fantastic blaster and get ready to rule the Nerf Battleground!
Overview of Nerf Modulus Regulator
The Regulator – part of the N-Strike Modulus series – was released in August 2017 and came with a Storage Stock, Long and Short Barrel Scopes, a Swivel Handle, two 12-dart clips, and 24 Elite Darts. This powerful blaster runs on four C batteries.
The Regulator is a revolutionary flywheel clip system blaster like no other – boasting SwitchFire Technology! This innovative technology gives you the choice of three firing modes: semi-automatic, fully automatic, and the awesome “burst mode,” which lets you shoot off three darts in quick succession. The switch dial in front of the firing trigger makes it all possible.
Positioned just ahead of the firing trigger instead of next to the clip well, the clip release button is there for your convenience. And don’t worry, if you ever experience a dart jam; you can simply open the jam door and gain access to the inner workings of your weapon to sort it out. This one stands out from the rest due to its latch, which keeps it secure, just like the N-Strike Elite HyperFire. For the blaster to fire, make sure the latch is firmly shut and locked. And don’t forget about the LED light situated atop the rear iron sight – it flashes to let you know when a loaded clip has run out.
This blaster comes with a detachable shoulder stock, a barrel extension, and a set of iron sights perched atop, ready to blast away! This gun is equipped with two tactical rails – one on top and one at the muzzle – and two built-in sling mounts at the iron sights. Plus, you can attach the included shoulder stock for an extra mount.
Key Features of the blaster
SwitchFire Technology:
The Nerf Modulus Regulator blaster has SwitchFire Technology that gives you three shooting modes. Single fire lets you send a dart flying with one trigger pull, 3-round burst fire lets you unleash several darts in a row with one trigger squeeze, and full auto lets you blast a bunch of darts at once!
Indicator light: As your magazine nears its end, the indicator will blink for 15 seconds as a distinctive way of alerting you that the magazine is empty. An unconventional addition compared to other toys.
Storage stock: Don’t fret about a shortage of ammunition – there’s a supply of extra magazines for backup.
Swivel carry handles: The carry handle of this gun is unique – it can be attached to the tactical rail at the front or back or even rotated 90 degrees for a more comfortable grip.
As you pull the trigger, you can hold the swivel handle for a seamless motion. Additionally, kids can affix this swivel handle to steady their shots.
Nerf modulus regulator Batteries: On the side of the Regulator and just above the trigger, you’ll spot the battery door. This Regulator needs four C-style alkaline batteries. To install them, begin by undoing the Phillips screw, removing the battery door, placing the batteries in, and then reattaching the door.
Pros and Cons of Nerf Modulus Regulator blaster
Pros of the blaster
- This blaster provides you with three unique firing modes-semi auto, burst, and full auto
- The blaster allows you to use almost every type of dart – even suction cup ones – with ease!
- Don’t worry about running out of darts; the indicator will let you know when you’re running low.
- There’s also a handy storage stock with an extra magazine, so you can be the fastest on the field!
- Not to mention, it’s not too difficult to modify this blaster and extend your shooting range.
- They come with tons of accessories.
- The blaster consists of a Jam door that helps clear jams quickly.
Cons of the Blaster
- When darts aren’t placed properly in the magazine, they can sometimes be shredded away – leaving you unable to fire them off!
- The grip of the conveyor belt isn’t always reliable.
Nerf Modulus Regulator Unboxing
The Regulator comes with a selection of add-ons, starting with the storage stock. Attaching it is just as easy as any other stock, plus it has a magazine holder on the back, making it an incredibly useful tool. In addition, it also stores the carry handle attachment at the top – not always needed in the heat of battle, but it is still a welcome addition for storing your blaster away. Although it may be a tad too small for my frame as a full-grown adult, it’s still comparable to the other N-Strike stocks.
The carry handle barrel comes with a male and female attachment point, allowing you to join it with any other barrel combo. What’s more, the top of the handle swivels and clicks into place in increments of 90 degrees – so if you feel like shooting from the hip, simply pivot it to the side and start firing!
Then there is the little peephole in the top of the carry handle – it gives the included sights a line of sight, allowing you to use your optics and peek through it. Unfortunately, the alignment is too high, so if you attach a standard optic, your vision will be obstructed.
Nerf modulus Regulator Modification
If you’re looking to upgrade your Regulator blaster, it’s a breeze – all you have to do is get your hands on a Nerf Regulator mod kit! Start by unscrewing all 20 screws – take your time because a job done right takes patience. Then, detach the shell cover, release the power board, and cut off the wires. Put in the new board, then connect the LEDs and change the wires – and voilà! Don’t worry if you’re feeling a bit unsure – the kit comes with an instruction guide that’ll make the process a breeze.
FAQs
How far does the Nerf modulus regulator shoot?
The Regulator is advertised to provide an impressive range of up to ninety feet (twenty-seven meters).
Is the Nerf regulator discontinued?
This product is no longer being produced, yet it may still be found in select retail stores in limited quantity.
How to fix jamming?
If your Nerf Modulus Regulator refuses to fire darts, there’s a simple fix! Start by taking out the magazine clip and opening the port over the feed. You may find the culprit of the jam is a stuck bullet, but don’t fret; you can easily remove it from the barrel, and your toy gun will be ready to show!
How many batteries does the Nerf regulator need?
For your Regulator toy blaster to operate, you require 4C batteries. Remember, the Regulator blaster does not come with batteries included!
