Nerf Modulus Stealth Upgrade Kit

Okay, this is the most beloved Modulus kit for the average Nerfer for several reasons, but it is still not perfect. First off we have the Folding Grip, an uncomfortable handle due to the space-saving, pointy plastic corners. But this is the first Nerf flip grip handle that locks into place. There is a button on the right side hinge that needs to be pressed to move and depressed to lock in place (the closest aftermarket part I could find to a folding front grip is from China by "Worker," and at the time of this review it is 50 U.S. Dollars BEFORE shipping). The red dot sight resembles the holographic and reflex sights from real-life fire-arm attachments, but can in no way compare as far as performance. The red dot light refracts across the fake lense and somewhat blurs the target. This is similar in design to the blue and white Elite Red Dot Sight that everyone wanted but could not always get for a decent price (I got one of those from Korea for 20 bucks, thought it was cheap because most went for $40 and up). The short front barrel (a flash-suppressor) is called the "Proximity Barrel," which makes little sense on a Nerf blaster other than look good. Obviously the barrel's inner tube circumference is small and cannot compete with the greatest barrel Nerf has ever made, which is the Walmart exclusive Spectre barrel (I also have 2 of those, so I know). The Spectre barrel has a wide circumference and does not interfere much at all as the dart travels through the blaster, and unfortunately the Proximity Barrel's circumference is the same as the barrel of the blaster it is on. However, when measured on my Prochrono Digital Chronograph, it did not affect dart velocities/ ranges as much or as noticeably as the Long Range "Upgrade" Kit's front barrel mis-named the "Long-Range Barrel."

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Grip: despite appearances, this is impressive. It is surprisingly easy to use: one hand operation. It's ergonomics defies its lopsided and rather strange looks.Sight: the piece de resistance of the long range kit and the short range kit. This is the best and least expensive of this type of Nerf sight. It's a battery operated scope that shines a red light on your target. It shows you where your rounds are going to go. I would not recommend this for a night war. The light will give you away.Barrel: fits on any elite series gun. It has a universal color scheme and it looks intimidating. Enjoyable to use. It twists on..

I had originally purchased this set for the proximity barrel but i like all three attachments. The barrels a bit chunkier than expected but still looks mean on my Mediator. The red dot sight is accurate but not when the dot is lined up with the retical. Aim from the iron sights and keep the red dot low, just above the iron sights and it'll hit your mark (most of the time) the foldable grip looks sweet too but unfortunately i can't put it on my Mediator as the forgrip is also the mechanism used to prime the gun for firing and cant be swapped but it looks good on my modulus single shot pistol and my girlfriend's Retaliator. In general this was an excellent investment for me. You get a great set at a good price along with pretty good quality.

Perfect additional to your Nerf blaster. Sure the red dot sight is not a laser pointer sight but it is better, in my opinion than the stock sights. The proximity barrel does give you a tighter grouping but remember these are foam darts, even the best marksmen out there are going to miss due to what this is. The grip is great and the main reason I bought this. If you want some good tactical gear this'll do the trick.

First off:The Red Dot Sight is NOT A LASER POINTER!!! It's designed so only the shooter can see the red dot, when you look through the optic itself (hence, "STEALTH OPS"). Barrel attachment looks great, but since it doesn't have a little friction nub on the bottom like a lot of barrel attachments do, it might not be secure on all blasters. However, I use it on a Demolisher and it's as snug as a bug in a rug.Pivot grip is very sturdy; the only con would be that it's not super comfortable. However, the ribbed design might actually be favorable for some users.

OK, muzzle is nice look, but the grip is pretty useless it slides out of attachment rail way to easily , kind of defeats the purpose of a grip if it just slides off at the lightest touch. Laser sight is ...'meh'..more for show... red dot kinda weak and just in sight, not projected out or anything cool. My son is big nerfer..and only uses the muzzle to enhance the look , other pieces either fall off or don't do anything, so he leaves them behind.

I recently got this for my stryfe and I am very happy with it. The red dot sight works better outdoors in the daytime because the laser has a LOT of glare on the plastic screen. The foregrip is not bad. It folds away when not needed and it is fairly comfortable for my hands, as I have medium sized hands. The flash hider looks great by itself on the stryfe. I have not noticed a significant difference in performance with it on, but do not quite me on it. The only complaint that I have on any of these is the glare on the dot sight, but that is very minimal. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this product.