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 ALLOY FRONTREAR LOWER SUSPENSION ARM R STAMPEDE 4x4  US $39.99
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 ALLOY FRONTREAR UPPER SUSPENSION ARM S STAMPEDE 4x4 US $39.99
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 ALLOY FRONTREAR UPPER SUSPENSION ARM B STAMPEDE 4x4 US $39.99
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 ALLOY FRONTREAR UPPER SUSPENSION ARM R STAMPEDE 4x4 US $39.99
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 ALLOY FRONTREAR SHOCK TOWER S TRAXXAS STAMPEDE 4x4 US $37.99
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 ALLOY FRONTREAR SHOCK TOWER B TRAXXAS STAMPEDE 4x4 US $37.99
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 Integy Alloy Front Bulkhead T7952SILVER STAMPEDE SLASH NEW NIP US $29.99
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 NEW TRAXXAS STAMPEDE 4X4 6708 FRONT DIFFERENTIAL DIFF US $29.95
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 TRAXXAS STAMPEDE 4X4 COMPLETE FRONT DIFF CASE US $29.00
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 Traxxas Stampede Rustler Slash Red Alloy Front Arms US $28.99
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 Traxxas Stampede Rustler Slash Silver Alloy Front Arms US $28.99
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Nerf Stampede - Great Adventure
Running around with the Nerf Stampede ECS-50 feels like you’re a commando in the army or living out your favorite video game in real life.
The front grip converts to a bipod and makes you feel like you’re holding an M-4 rifle. Release the clip and squeeze the trigger, and the gun unloads the clips at a rate of about 3 per second. According to Nerf, the Stampede gun is the first fully automatic clip system blaster to date. Squeezing the trigger of Nerf Stampede is incredibly satisfying.
Everyone already knows it’s every 8-year old boy’s dream to get the Nerf Stampede ECS-50 for Christmas. The Nerf Stampede is tons of fun. The slogan for nerf couldn’t be truer. This Christmas for young boys “It’s Nerf Stampede or Nothing.”
The newer Nerf weapons feature a modular design, so the scopes, flashlights, and magazines from different blasters all work with each other. The Nerf Stampede comes with three extended capacity magazines that each hold 18 darts, as well as one standard-sized magazine that holds six darts. Nerf Stampede also comes with 60 darts, enough to fill them all to capacity. Those extended magazines will also work with other nerf guns such as the Deploy, the Longstrike, and the Recon. If you own the Raider Rapid-Fire, that gun's 35-dart magazine will also work with the Nerf Stampede.
The Nerf N Strike Stampede ships with a riot shield attachment, and that can also be fitted on any of the existing N-Force line. A gray plastic handle can be attached to the tactical rail on the bottom of the Nerf Stampede, and by pressing a button, you can deploy two spring-loaded legs from the bottom of the accessory to turn the handle into a bipod so you can drop to your stomach and lay down some nice covering fire one-handed.
Range is quite good, with 25-35 feet per dart depending on the wind, and the Nerf Stampede jams far less often than the Vulcan. Jams that do occur are easy to clear by opening the sliding door to remove darts from the breech. The Nerf Stampede fires around two to three darts per second, this will give you some time to aim each shot. Expect to blow through clips very quickly while firing in full automatic mode, although you can also pump the trigger to fire one dart at a time.
The biggest problem is that this Nerf Stampede is totally reliant on the batteries. You could manually cock the firing mechanism on the Vulcan by working the slide and firing the darts one at a time, but if the batteries in your Nerf Stampede die, you are completely helpless. Of course, if you're not carrying two Mavericks in addition to your larger weaponry, you're already asking for it; a smaller blaster is a necessary accessory to any fully automatic Nerf weapon.
What would you do if you opened your front door and...?
A herd of pink zebras stampeded into your living room?
I'd know my family had come to visit. 
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