nerf rex-rampage: dinosquad series

rex-rampage blaster stats, ammo & accessories

semi-automatic

acceleration trigger

10 round capacity

nerf rex-rampage performance stats

rex-rampage blaster ratings: range and velocity

RELOAD SPEED

45/100

average

AMMO CAPACITY

58/100

good

RATE OF FIRE

62/100

good

MOBILITY

65/100

good

STABILITY

80/100

EXCELLENT

velocity – 76 fps

stormcharge stats rating

310/500

range – 46 ft.

nerf rex-rampage ammo and tactical information

rex-rampage ammo and technical guidance

Rex-Rampage Tactical Features

The Rex-Rampage is a semi-automatic Dino Nerf gun that’s fed by a 10 round magazine. It’s a motorized blaster that uses an internal flywheel system which is initiated by an acceleration trigger. Therefore, the gun is capable of matching faster trigger cycles with minimal issues, however, shot consistency is heavily reliant on a good power source. In addition to this the Rex is considered to be compact but appropriate in size which gives the gun good mobility rating.

Furthermore, the integrated scope adds to the tactical presence, although the ergonomics will affect usability for taller users. In addition to these features is the stock which will prove to be useful in maintaining a tight shot pattern.

There are no tactical rails or sling point locations found on the Rex, although, it does have an integrated scope that’s mounted where a tactical rail is typically located.

Loading & Reloading

Reloading the Rex-Rampage With Efficiency

The Rex is a magazine fed Nerf gun which has a 10 round capacity. To reload press the button on the back side of the mag well just inside the primary trigger guard to release the mag. Insert a fresh clip into the mag well and the gun is now in the ready position. Also, magazines are universal and compatible with nearly all other Nerf guns so consider keeping a few on hand because they’re worth the investment.

Operation

Rex-Rampage is a Motorized Nerf Blaster

The Rex is a motorized Nerf gun that uses an internal flywheel system and hopefully a great power source. The Flywheels are initiated by holding down the acceleration button that’s found just below the primary trigger. Press and hold this button down and at the same time pull the primary trigger to fire a round. This is a semi-automatic Nerf gun, therefore it will fire a round with each trigger pull as long as the acceleration button is suppressed.

Furthermore, the gun is heavily reliant on a good power source to maintain consistency so make sure the batteries are well charged.

Ammo & Capacity

Elite Style Nerf Darts: Primary Ammo

Dinosquad Nerf guns come with Elite darts which have a color scheme that’s unique to the series. In addition to this the guns are also compatible with N-Strike and Accustrike ammo.

Located on the shoulder stock is an onboard dart storage system. It’s capable of holding 10 additional darts and uses a 5/5 split to either side. A similar system is used on the Tricera-Blast and Stego-Smash and is more successful because reloading can happen while holding the blaster, therefore the process is much smoother.