The N-Strike Stampede Blaster is fully automatic, is magazine fed, has a foregrip bipod and is probably illegal in California 
Gizmodo report it will go on sale in September for $50.
[ Many thanks to Fred and Rolf for emailing me the link. ]
Nerf really stepped up the realism factor with their N-Strike line of guns – Standardized magazines, standardized Picatinny-like rail system; I have to admit, they are pretty cool for Nerf!
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0Look at that Hi-Cap mag! And that foregrip/bipod and short barrel. That’s a baby-slayer/mass-murderer for sure! /Sarcasm.
0 0Careful they try to ban it in California too scary. Evil Yellow rifles!! LOL
0 0Why couldn’t Nerf make these kinda things when I was like 10?
0 0That one’s going right next to the Nova and AR-15
0 0im not into kid stuff but this would be cool to shoot my buddies with
0 0@watthefuk
Airsofts, surprisingly, are completely legal in CA, you can even buy them at your local Big 5 sporting goods store as well as any number local brick and mortar airsoft stores.
0 0are airsoft illegal in california? couse many ppl use airsoft bodies and change the internals into a 22lr rifle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NL5kmhb9Rs4&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B6HqS4IQxA
0 0watthefuk, I was just joking about cali 
0 0spray it black and install a low power laser in the barrel and you’ve got your next “space war” movie prop.
“gunner”
0 0Re the California comment, I fear you’re right.
Even if you got the NFA paperwork for an auto rifle, you’re still dealing with the following violations of SB23:
1. Detachable magazine AND
2. Collapsible stock AND
3. >10 rd magazine AND
4. foregrip
5. thumbhole stock
I mean, really, this thing is a winner in so many different ways. All you have to do now is do the 500-rds/minute mod (basically, massively increase voltage to the motor), and you’re unstoppable.
0 0If liking this is wrong, I don’t want to be right.[2] Remembers me a G36C. Awesome.
0 0I’ve heard SOCCOM has ordered 300 for evaluation.
0 0Why are toys so much cooler now?
0 0THATS JUST TOO FREAKIN SWEET!!!
0 0Nerf battles get old quickly. Already warned my roommate that if he buys one of these to add to his arsenal, instead of grabbing one of his Nerf guns to return fire I’ll buy an Airsoft. I’m thinking 93R…
0 0That’s the rifle from “The Living Daylights” !
0 0The CA legal version removes the pistol grip and is limited to a 10-dart non-removable (you need to use the head of a dart to push the button in) magazine. It also omits mounting for the NERF bayonet.
0 0sweet
0 0I’ve got an old belt-fed Nerf gun stashed away. You pulled the belt to feed and fire the Nerf darts. You could get a pretty good rate of fire, but the belt holds only 5 or 6 darts if I remember correctly.
0 0It could use a few picatinny rails. You need to be able to mount a tactical flashlight for night-time nerf target identification!
0 0If liking this is wrong, I don’t want to be right.
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@watthefuk
Airsofts, surprisingly, are completely legal in CA, you can even buy them at your local Big 5 sporting goods store as well as any number local brick and mortar airsoft stores.
are airsoft illegal in california? couse many ppl use airsoft bodies and change the internals into a 22lr rifle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NL5kmhb9Rs4&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B6HqS4IQxA
watthefuk, I was just joking about cali
spray it black and install a low power laser in the barrel and you’ve got your next “space war” movie prop.
“gunner”
im not into kid stuff but this would be cool to shoot my buddies with
That one’s going right next to the Nova and AR-15
Nerf really stepped up the realism factor with their N-Strike line of guns – Standardized magazines, standardized Picatinny-like rail system; I have to admit, they are pretty cool for Nerf!
Look at that Hi-Cap mag! And that foregrip/bipod and short barrel. That’s a baby-slayer/mass-murderer for sure! /Sarcasm.
Careful they try to ban it in California too scary. Evil Yellow rifles!! LOL
Why couldn’t Nerf make these kinda things when I was like 10?
Re the California comment, I fear you’re right.
Even if you got the NFA paperwork for an auto rifle, you’re still dealing with the following violations of SB23:
1. Detachable magazine AND
2. Collapsible stock AND
3. >10 rd magazine AND
4. foregrip
5. thumbhole stock
I mean, really, this thing is a winner in so many different ways. All you have to do now is do the 500-rds/minute mod (basically, massively increase voltage to the motor), and you’re unstoppable.
If liking this is wrong, I don’t want to be right.[2] Remembers me a G36C. Awesome.
sweet
I’ve got an old belt-fed Nerf gun stashed away. You pulled the belt to feed and fire the Nerf darts. You could get a pretty good rate of fire, but the belt holds only 5 or 6 darts if I remember correctly.
It could use a few picatinny rails. You need to be able to mount a tactical flashlight for night-time nerf target identification!
The CA legal version removes the pistol grip and is limited to a 10-dart non-removable (you need to use the head of a dart to push the button in) magazine. It also omits mounting for the NERF bayonet.
That’s the rifle from “The Living Daylights” !
I’ve heard SOCCOM has ordered 300 for evaluation.
Why are toys so much cooler now?
THATS JUST TOO FREAKIN SWEET!!!
Nerf battles get old quickly. Already warned my roommate that if he buys one of these to add to his arsenal, instead of grabbing one of his Nerf guns to return fire I’ll buy an Airsoft. I’m thinking 93R…
If liking this is wrong, I don’t want to be right.