When performing even basic mods, there is always a risk of losing parts, cracking plastic, or not being able to re-assemble. The reverse plunger system limits the gunâ€™s range when compared with a direct plunger system like the Longshot.Īs a little tip, pointing the hole of the dart down in the clip can have a pretty significant impact on the range. Today I am going the show you how to do basic all-around beginner-intermediate modifications in the Nerf Recon CS-6 Warning: If performed incorrectly, modifications can reduce performance or render the blaster inoperable. In modding communities, the Recon has a bit of a bad name for using a reverse plunger system like the Deploy and Raider. However, the gun has some bigger problems than the rather worthless nature of the sight. Ive been thinking it may be because people use other darts instead of the Streamline ones that that gun is supposed to shoot. To use the Recon CS-6 to itâ€™s fullest capabilities, youâ€™ll have to use some batteries to activate the silly little laser sight (expect decent accuracy from no more than 15 feet). However, it is worth noting that if youâ€™re buying this Nerf gun for a kid who canâ€™t really control the rhythm as well as an adult can, they may get frustrated with jamming. Itâ€™s when you get in a hurry that youâ€™ll run into jamming problems, so just keep the motion steady and you should be fine. If you **** the Recon with a nice steady rhythm, you shouldnâ€™t have any jamming issues at all. However, in my experience, almost every jam can be attributed to user error. If you read a review of the Recon on sites like Amazon, youâ€™ll probably read about a ton of jamming problems that it has. Reloading with a backup clip is much faster and efficient than having to put in 6 individual darts in the heat of battle. The Recon uses the clip system, which I happen to love. With some practice, you can actually become pretty accurate with the flip-up sight. The parts are mostly cosmetic, but theyâ€™re cool just the same, and can be used on other N-Strike guns including the Raider, Longshot, and Longstrike. The Nerf Recon CS-6 is a pretty cool Nerf gun in that it comes with five parts that you can snap on and off to customize the look and feel of your gun. Put the halves back together, making sure the spring is in the gun. Put all of the pieces and parts in the correct places. Stretch this spring until it is longer than it was. Features of the Modification Spring for the Nerf N-Strike Recon Equivalent mass of spring: 5kg Firing range increase: about 90 Muzzle velocity increase. You will see a spring on the armed bar near the back of the gun. Seal the small hole on the side of the barrel. Look inside the barrel, and drill a hole through the wall.

If it refuses, you probably missed a screw or two. Unscrew ALL of the screws on the dart gun. A Nerf Gun (Mods work best with Recon CS-6)

How to mod the recon cs 6