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My Nerf Strikefire mod

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Hey guys, so, I just went through four hours of grueling painting and modding my Dart Tag Strikefire blaster.
Sorry about the quality, I couldn't get my hands on a high quality digital camera. So I had to use my 2.0 MP phone camera.
Before you start complaining, this is my first time painting a Nerf gun.

Mods:
AR removal
stretched the spring
painted
added on an extra dart holder

Unfortunately, I forgot to get before pictures, but I got after pictures. Basically, this gun is the orange Dart Tag Strikefire blaster. I'm sure you can find pictures somewhere. For the paint, I used an old acrylic paint using paintbrushes and half empty bottle of paint. This is the old craft paint that I can't find in stores. So, to get some, check amazon or ebay or somewhere. If you look hard enough you could find the bigger containers, but I don't like those. Also, I used a small paintbrush for detail.

For the added capacity dart holder, I used an old broken Maverick Rev-6 barrel. I absolutely hate the Maverick (sorry to maverick lovers) so I didn't bother trying to fix it. So I took it apart, I used the big part of the barrel. I painted it all black, then put it on the gun using super glue.