Nerf N-Strike Deploy CS-6

by NerfGuns.net Admin · 68 comments

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A Unique Blaster - Without a Doubt

Few Nerf guns can live up to the capabilities of the Nerf Deploy - if any for that matter. This fact makes the Deploy a unique blaster, one that with a flip of the switch can become a handy tool.

As its name suggests, the Deploy CS-6 can hold 6 darts with the standard clip. However, like all N-Strike Nerf guns it is compatible with the 35 round clip that comes with the Raider.

Back to what makes it special.

The Special Features of the Deploy CS-6


There are two modes for this blaster (Watching the video below will make things clear if you don't understand the description). The first mode is a flashlight, the second is a Nerf blaster.

How does it transform? By pushing the button on the carrying handle, the clip will flip to the side and the grip will engage. Very cool.

It is definitely one of the more easily carried blasters out there. Retailing at $19.99 in most places - it's also one of the more affordable.

{ 62 comments… read them below or add one }

nerf gun elite April 15, 2012 at 3:05 pm

this is to mattiemaas, the nerf recon is good b/c it has all the attachments but the deploy can get smaller, just get the recon or both

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nerf gun elite April 15, 2012 at 3:04 pm

there is a real gun like this bu i dont think it has a flashlight and its fully automatic. It is suppose to be a disguise

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mattiemaas April 10, 2012 at 10:50 am

what should i do? a recon or a deploy??? please help me!!

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punk April 6, 2012 at 11:59 pm

i love it but its heavy the flashlight is great but dosent shoot far and isnt a sealth weapon but the scope and deoply mode is great + band.

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Nick February 3, 2012 at 9:57 pm

The Deploy is the best Nerf gun out there. Believe me I won like 7 Nerf wars using only this gun.

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rush357753 February 3, 2012 at 12:52 am

My brother got me this cause he’s into Nerf and wanted me to have my own. It looks cool for a nerf gun yea, but it doesn’t work very well stock.
I drilled out the air restrictor and took out the piece that keeps the pump in place after being cocked, cause it was jamming my trigger. It shoots twice as far now but wow its loud, no more being stealthy. Not worth being quiet if it originally only shot no more than 15 feet anyways though.

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Cman100 December 31, 2011 at 7:54 am

Vortex guns are very inaccurate, Grandpa.

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joes grandad December 28, 2011 at 2:36 pm

DONT BUY IT,DONT DO IT !!! THE BEST NERF GUN FIRES GREEN DISCS & IS VERY SICK & MUCH MORE POWERFUL,REALY THUMPS EM OUT
THE DEPLOY HAS BENT THE DARTS & JAMBED UP, SINCE 1ST DAY AND ITS NOT A COPY!!!
THERE ARE MANY BETTER AND MORE COMPACT NERF GUNS THAN THE DEPLOY OUT THERE GUY’S
I’M A GRANDAD ,BELIEVE ME!!

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SF_STAINLESS_THE_NERF_SEARCHER December 15, 2011 at 7:56 pm

The deploy is an average primary and sometimes used as a secondary.In my opinion I think it is better than the recon talking about rate of fire and accuracy not about how it looks.

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ethan December 7, 2011 at 4:01 pm

i want that gun so badly

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etmnm November 17, 2011 at 12:52 am

ok kan u put stampede sheild on tactical rail? is whireout more powerful than norma cause me and my friend have whiteout guns and they are more powerful than normal?

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NerfGuns.net Admin November 17, 2011 at 1:13 pm

The blast shield is removable and can be attached to other blasters with a tactical rail. It is made to fit the stampede specifically, so it won’t fit perfectly on others. Although it supposedly fits the Recon pretty well.

As far as the whiteout series goes, I’ve only heard of the nitefinder having any boost in power. Seems they touched up the internals of it. Not sure about the other ones though.

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