Nerf N Strike Elite Strongarm Cocking Mechanisim Replacement Repair Guide

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Easy

Steps

Time Required

                          5 - 30 minutes

Sections

Outer Shell
5 steps
Cocking Mechanisim
4 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Outer Shell

Lay the Nerf Strongarm on its side, left side facing up.

Lay the Nerf Strongarm on its side, left side facing up.

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Step 2

Locate the 12 Philips head screws and remove them: Head Diameter= 4.3mm, Thread Pitch= 1mm, Screw Length= 8mm

Locate the 12 Philips head screws and remove them: Head Diameter= 4.3mm, Thread Pitch= 1mm, Screw Length= 8mm

Step 3

Before removing the cover, make sure to first remove the cover for the cocking mechanism. The top half is freely removable.
The other half of the cocking mechanism is connected with a spring which may slide off the blaster. Be advised this is normal but worth watching to avoid damaging the spring.

Before removing the cover, make sure to first remove the cover for the cocking mechanism. The top half is freely removable.

The other half of the cocking mechanism is connected with a spring which may slide off the blaster. Be advised this is normal but worth watching to avoid damaging the spring.

Step 4

At this time, remove the blaster cover to reveal its internals.
If the blaster is resting on its side, the barrel may shift slightly as it is leaning on itself (seen in the image). This is normal but should be handled with care to keep the blaster together.

At this time, remove the blaster cover to reveal its internals.

If the blaster is resting on its side, the barrel may shift slightly as it is leaning on itself (seen in the image). This is normal but should be handled with care to keep the blaster together.

Step 5

Once the screws have been removed, lift the top half of the gun off.
Notice, the gray colored piece must be removed first in order for the larger half to be removed.
Take care and try not to lose any smaller pieces as you open it up.
Locking tab for attachments.

Once the screws have been removed, lift the top half of the gun off.

Notice, the gray colored piece must be removed first in order for the larger half to be removed.

Take care and try not to lose any smaller pieces as you open it up.

Locking tab for attachments.

Step 6

              Cocking Mechanisim

Remove the screw on the inside of the gun.
Screw specifications: Philips head, Head Diameter= 4.3mm, Thread Pitch= 1mm, Screw Length= 8mm

Remove the screw on the inside of the gun.

Screw specifications: Philips head, Head Diameter= 4.3mm, Thread Pitch= 1mm, Screw Length= 8mm

Step 7

Remove the barrel from the blaster.
Remove the front component from the blaster.
Both components do not need any tools to be removed.

Remove the barrel from the blaster.

Remove the front component from the blaster.

Both components do not need any tools to be removed.

Step 8

First, remove the trigger.
Then remove the cocking holdback.
Then remove the air compressor chamber.

First, remove the trigger.

Then remove the cocking holdback.

Then remove the air compressor chamber.

Step 9

Locate and remove the indicated screw.
This is the spring controlling the cocking mechanism. If the spring is damaged, replace it.

Locate and remove the indicated screw.

This is the spring controlling the cocking mechanism. If the spring is damaged, replace it.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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HNK - Apr 6, 2016

That screw holding the spring on the cocking mechanism, I accidently misplaced that, can you tell me what type of screw it is so I could buy a replacement.

Cheers :D

ryandavidseeweizhi - Aug 13, 2016

Where does the locking tab in step 5 go

chanisco - Sep 14, 2016

on the top of the gun(Seeing from the position as if you’re aiming)

Its only there for accesory so it still works if you don’t return it

Cryo - Aug 22, 2016

butt my spring was not damaged so whats wrong then?

kris_866 - Jan 24, 2017

The catch piece that catches the trigger slide broke when the kids dropped it while cocked. I tried gorrila gluing the very small platic nubs back on but they couldnt hold the spring pressure when cocked and broke again. Where can i buy parts?

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