As you would expect, the Magstrike relies on air pressure to shoot, and it requires roughly 20 pumps to fully prime the gun. Once primed, you can unload the entire clip very quickly by holding down the trigger. The range on the Magstrike is decent, as each dart will shoot about 20 feet.
One nice feature of the Nerf Magstrike is that you can slide a new pre-loaded clip into the gun after you unload, which gives it a much nicer rate of fire than you’ll see with other automatic Nerf guns like the Nerf Rapid Fire 20.
As with many of the pump primed nerf guns made these days, the pump is made out of rather flimsy plastic and it will break if you’re rough with it. If you stick to controlled and steady pumps, your Magstrike should have a long life.
Also be careful not to over pump, as you can put undue pressure of the air bladder and you’ll notice a very rapid drop in performance. I’d recommend not pumping the Magstrike more than 20 times per prime if you want to achieve maximum life.
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