New Nerf Mod Batteries: Nfstrike Coolook 3.2v LiFePo- Best Batteries For Nerf Mods (IMR alternative)

[@ronniebrookfield9247]

Never thought I would learn something from a man that screams at a trex

[@justajolt]

I learn from the T Rex who screams at me!

[@RorysRCbashing]

Same

[@corottolino953]

Same

[@mozartpizza8287]

Same

[@dungeondemonrbyt4354]

@@justajolt did u chrono it yet? i wanna see the results

[@Giraffiti]

I wish someone would make rechargeable lithium battery packs specified for specific Nerf blasters Imagine gutting out a Stryfe battery storage, putting a lithium in it, and being able to charge your Stryfe with a Micro USB cable.

[@ohey_isaac2107]

Dude! This is one of the videos that helped me the most! Now I have a lot more fun with my Nerf blasters. :D

[@OCDyno]

FYI, Nominal voltage is when the battery is at its lowest (stock) voltage, Lithium batteries have a nominal voltage of 3.7v but when fully charged they are 4.2v. but most people use the nominal voltage because the battery steadily decreases voltage while in use.

[@VIDKID666]

Just bought 10 3.2v lifepo4 AA and some AA - C adapters for my rapid strikes thanks to this fantastic video. Motor upgrades are all I’m willing to do for now so these are perfect. Also bought some AA dummy batteries. This video showed me all I needed. No more flabby 1.5v 5ft dart drops from my blasters

[@taylorrichter1320]

I run 3 or 4 in c adapters in my ma40 and it handles it just fine

[@valerielastname9508]

They're not Lipos. The PO4 stands for "Phosphate". They're lithium ferrous phosphate, or lithium ferrous cells. LiFePO4s (or LiFe's for short) are much safer than LiPo's, which are basically the same chemistry as Trustfires, just rated for higher currents.

[@pollux6560]

He didn’t call them lipos

[@Ratman99UK]

An update for anyone who is after more info. I took a stock styfe and rewired with a MOSFET setup. It is using four of these cells the blaster is getting between 80-90 FPS. A stryfe out the box gets 70fps. So it's a nice beginner upgrade for those starting out in NERF modding. As Just-a-jolt says how long the stock motors will last with cells is another matter. I built this blaster for a friends child so I will find out how long the motors last in due time.

[@spadesquadgaming1427]

How long did they last?

[@Ratman99UK]

@@spadesquadgaming1427 I will ask his mum Tommorow

[@ezekielsabido5098]

So can you use 3.7 batterys in a stock blaster

[@Ratman99UK]

@@ezekielsabido5098 I would suggest 2x 3.7v and two dummy cells. You will need to remove the internal thermistor as that will slow the current down as the motors get hot.

[@villainous69]

He just taught math

[@rmg6884]

This is science.

[@aliciawaterland2191]

He is a science teacher he used to teach in my school

[@awepath]

duh

[@awepath]

lies duh

[@jackphillips6655]

*Maths ;)

[@SheriffBones]

I just want to check, will you be doing a video on you're final verdict of these batteries after a couple of Nerf wars?

[@vastneon]

SheriffBones Yeah i am waiting on this too

[@simondavanzo4716]

I'm not surprised they outperform dry cells - the Nemesis rechargable pack is made of 6x 1.2V NiMH cells for a nominal 7.4V but outperforms the standard 6D cells. Current is more significant than voltage. Anyway my current 'no mods required' battery upgrade is the NiZn rechargable. These offer the current capacity of NiMH but with 1.5V nominal. 4 of them in a Stryfe offers a decent boost over stock but is safer than any Lithium based cell. My sons Nemesis is now running on 6 of them in AA-D adapters and they work nicely.

[@MyOneManBand]

this interests me a lot as I don't want to start needing to rewire internals etc, what kind of FPS/ range boost are you getting with NiZn?

[@noahseyhan3256]

Better then my schools science class

[@CollectionTHX1138]

What current and voltage did they put out during their charge time for a full day of NERF wars? More power, easier on motors to last longer, less noise, safer than IMR and not losing much performance, quick easy drop in mod, (and Out of Darts recommends them) Timecode since this was helpful 7:53 Stock 2S Motors Regular AA Alkaline 1.5v x 4 = 6v 8:05 Coollook LiFePo 3.2v 2 and 2 Dummy batteries = 6.4v (Revs faster) 8:35 Coollook LiFePo 3.2v 3 and 1 Dummy battery = 9.6v (Not as strained as 3 IMR’s = 11.1v and didn’ttrip Thermistor which is 8.4v(?) 9:15 Barricade Mod Coollook LiFePo 3.2v 3 = 9.6v with Barricade Motors Worker Flywheels (normally handle 11.1v fine) 10:15 Raven Mod with Barricade Motors Worker Flywheels LiFePo 3 and 1 Dummy battery = 9.6v 10:35 Battle ? Barricade Motors Worker Flywheels was it 6.4v or 9.6v?

[@rmg6884]

Hey, I got an Idea for you. Wanna hear it? Well I don’t care, I’m telling you anyway. But IMR’s in a Regulator.

[@Giraffiti]

Remington 870, 180 motors for flywheels and conveyer ;)

[@Matt-md5yt]

cool, thanks for doing this one. I found 3 blasters earlier in one of the thrift stores I go too

[@jason77584]

thx man just ordered these thinking of doing 3 in my rapidstrike cs-18 so its at 9.6v hope it wont burn out my flywheels motors

[@justajolt]

There is no chance of burnout on three!

[@nglfrlollmaotbh]

@@justajolt how about 2 in a stock stryfe with twisted thermistor

[@mattvonnerf3495]

I like the Torchy 14500 button-top IMR's, I have a few "sets" that I use in my Stryfes/Hyperfire/Modulus ECSS-10/Stockades for now, and they're really good. I wouldn't use them in a Regulator though, unless you really know what you're doing, you can fry them really easily on IMR's (I found out the hard way!) You can get them on eBay at a really good price and free first class delivery, I think they come in a pack of 2 so you'll need some dummys as well, ( I use the same ones as in the video). Thanks for the vid!

[@ohey_isaac2107]

Hello JustAJolt. I am a boy from Brazil. I try to know what is the best battery to use in an electronic Nerf launcher, you took a lot of my doubts, but one thing I wanted to know, is if I use LifePo4 3.2 batteries from other brands is safe. In my country, apparently, Coolook batteries are not sold.

[@justajolt]

LifePo4 is a more stable chemistry than LiCo and even LiMn. Whilst I can't guarantee the brand you get, LifePo4 should be safe. Use 2 or 3 with dummies ^_^

[@ohey_isaac2107]

@@justajolt Thank you, I will test to see if my Nerf will gain power.

[@ohey_isaac2107]

@@justajolt Could you tell me if I can use alkaline as dummies? If it's not safe, could you tell me which battery to use as a dummie?

[@justajolt]

@@ohey_isaac2107 No, that's not safe. Dummy batteries just allow current to pass. They provide zero energy to the circuit. Something like this: www.ebay.com/itm/363165888738?_trkparms=ispr%3D1&hash=item548e5fb0e2:g:KJQAAOSw9BBflOA7&amdata=enc%3AAQAFAAACcBaobrjLl8XobRIiIML1V4Imu%252Fn%252BzU5L90Z278x5ickkBSh1VzQSTzkTiSV5EE%252FHQRGjNYxHoL4k%252Bc4N4HJzE35nXdRN7V%252BHusCm%252BnanM9HwMAvXbOtIWTlTRo2Bsg7S09veCmp102fDdgkd6WWlr%252FpwRjZ8%252ByPYL73V0DR9%252B0a3EIVmwBV8sAy8xiN4nH6cUR0omk1FlMfCc1Byp37ENhhI3%252BSiH%252B1uYXmwAJWxY7mstIBS03ClOabDVuMO5NNfj3YUIYBkv2I3ptXuRNjlvxDacXYkQX3oIu4%252F%252BULmARodkegSGyX8xR3QL4jt9HZNr3XybPch3aBiRlxP9hkDCchjqLwYw1q%252FGUhz4vRnV9cPWELGu5k5yuqYiwzh20es%252Bi5sWeuuYkjHvUWfrJJ%252BUnFDMsrvEXMMlES1IA93sbVHuTyJel9uel0L6BDR8E5oqNIz5k6S62WdV4DBbQk9I5a68FHaJynGK0upOpALJ0BeZTSndR%252BUDuXOTp%252B3puAdZrY6xJzbjcf%252Bp%252BDoDwepiRmUF7%252Beka8%252BH2u4d0OBxoGdyTMOevGGNj1TmsTbwKZPuL5DhEFyNygbBbBDTAnsdldm1ZcLfli2xAIbVX3qR1LI1kmuCpUMOJty6ZTEBcUD6hcokB8TanJwDp5wJY75rW2Nrtm7QfENVXjjRvn%252BYlfVybsaOTVTrO0pmRyAOadffFvEsuW9lVW5PLqbxdNk737o5q4w8SUzZMUfZCHH8v1Ks7RbNuRruynKdi2JcyQqCOaNWYRVM1Xv2Iz7A%252BOUr5fUP4HkCyNvSg3H46cA9ppgSZT4sunM9Q6u2SaceDcnBw%253D%253D%7Ccksum%3A363165888738908924258a744d69b8b66d50816097d9%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2334524

[@justajolt]

@@ohey_isaac2107 De nada ^_^

[@tylerhastings8308]

Where did you get the Coolook LiFePo4 batteries or doesn't matter what LiFePo4 battery you get.

[@Andrew-mj2up]

So are 3 coolook batteries ok in a stryfe

[@boostaddict_]

14500 cell batteries that produce more than 1.5v is unsafe for our application as the cannot safely output the required amperage. LiPos are good and not too hard to deal with as long as you do your research. Dangerous if mishandled, but much safer than house-fires and IMRs.

[@vastneon]

Any chance of that final verdict on these? I don’t see them on OutOfDarts shop anymore, makes me think somethings wrong with them.

[@justajolt]

Hi Vastneon! I think they're good for what they are and at a good price, but, for example red Efest IMRs are better. Of course, many of my Britnerf friends will say I need to use more LiPos anyway and they're probably right, but as 14500 size replacements go, I'd use LiMn technology because it's more proven and can chuck out more than enough current to keep with 3S motors than just enough!

[@m6542]

Pls answer can I put three of these coolook batteries in my stock yellow pre elite stock raven? Pls answer

[@justajolt]

I would say yes, but extended use might trip the thermistor (motors cut out and you have to wait till it all cools down... not ideal in the middle of a Nerf war!) Try it though... I personally haven't used that configuration for a long period of time at once, and the Coolooks are lower voltage than regular IMRs, so it could well be that three is fine in stock. The stock motors are average quality 2S, so I recommend a rewire and upgrade to 3S ideally when you get round to it!

[@aaroncaywood3661]

I use 2 coolooks and 2 dummy batterys in my select fire stryfe and have had 0 malfunctions on the gear box or the flywheel motors but I'm curious on a new project im working on with merlin motors on FTW flywheels on a micro blaster set up with high crush to see if I can still fling foam safer than using lipos since my blasters aren't used in wars or competitions they don't need to run very long since they are only 700mah

[@MGSLurmey]

What about NiMH batteries? How do they compare against regular Alkalines? I seem to get better performance with them but Alkalines appear to have faster rev up times. How does that compare? I don't remember much about electronics from school, so I'm not sure how Voltage and Amperage interact with the motors of my nerf guns. How about the Regulator? What are the power requirements for the motors in that?

[@microwrx]

If you're talking about the AA sized ones it's because they are 1.2V as opposed to the Alkalines being 1.5V. So for a Stryfe for example you are running it on 4.8V using NiMH instead of the 6v you have if using Alkalines.

[@MGSLurmey]

But the way Alkalines work compared to other battery chemistries is that they start at 1.5v at peak performance and then very quickly lose their voltage as they drain, going easily below the constant 1.2v of NiMH batteries at even 75% charge. That explains why new Alkalines result in faster rev up times but it doesn't explain why using NiMH batteries appears to give the flywheels a higher maximum rpm. Maybe that's just something I've imagined though, somehow. Could be. If only NiMH batteries could be 1.5v instead of 1.25... that would be great. I'd buy those if they were a thing.

[@microwrx]

Absolutely. NiMH keep their 1.2V pretty constant until just before they are done whereas Alkalines start dropping way earlier but more slowly overall. It does explain why the initial rev up on Alkalines (relatively fresh ones) would be higher though.

[@MelvinFung]

how much lifpo do i put in my stryfe? 2,3 or 4

[@willco5431]

Did you ever follow up on these batteries?

[@Rancid_Ninja]

Three of these and a dummy on a rewired blaster give me a good boost to just under 100fps, although almost every reddit post says not to use them I have had zero issues

[@JuicyMang0]

Did you have to bypass the thermistor or did you just drop them in?

[@Rancid_Ninja]

@@JuicyMang0 Its been a while I mostly moved onto the pump springer short dart realm, I did remove all the electrical components. Ran new wire and new switch and the older yellow top barricade motors in a couple stryfes. I have tested 4 coolooks for for fps readings but have not played full rounds with 4. I recently got a dart zone mk3 and will be using 4 of these in that instead now.

[@budddy1]

I love your nerf videos. Keep it up!

[@rickgeraets921]

Do you need a special charger for these or can you use a charger that works for ultrafires?

[@justajolt]

Good question... My honest answer is I'm not sure... II'll check!

[@Mastroprimo]

Nitecore digi4 charger can charge lifepo4 various sizes 14500 also , so im plan to use him

[@extremelyunfocusedman]

Wouldn't 3 LiFePo actually count like 2 parallel in the stryfe? Unlike Barricade where we have 3 parallel? Just looking at the trays and the setup

[@justajolt]

I always assumed they were in series, but I'll take a look.

[@extremelyunfocusedman]

@@justajolt maybe silly me, I thought it matters if you put your batteries like this _ _ or =, but obviously the wiring is series no matter what. The more you learn...

[@thisisjustadistraction25]

is it a must to do a thermister bypass or rewire if u use 3 coolook batterys?

[@gambe96]

Where do you the red E-fest IMR’s ? I can’t seem to find them anywhere

[@paxtonjk]

There a reason there called trust"fire"s

[@rmg6884]

You can trust them to start fires.

[@atlasbros1218]

Paxton Keskitalo that’s pretty funny

[@StSparky]

You are my favorite Brit Nerfer!

[@lisapark7702]

Can you have 4 coolook batteries in a modulus stryfe?

[@richardturner8215]

So does 2 cookbook LFP batteries equate to 6 alkaline? Can put 3 in an adventure force spectrum without burning the motors?

[@lukazajc8265]

I think you can put 3 in spectrum

[@jsanchez9084]

Have you use these in a war yet and are they comparable to the efest imr

[@jaydeniguess1029]

How many coolook barriers should I put in my stryfe im asking because I dont want to break it

[@muddle3017]

lol one time I wired up 8 aa batteries on my stock stryfe after taking out some of the circuits for a 12 volt output. needless to say the thing hit HARD. like, harder than my completly modded stryfe. too bad I didn't find a good way to mount the battery pack though, so I ended up taking it off.

[@burritoblaster2148]

If I get the IFR batteries do I need 2 dummy batteries??(for my stryfe)

[@liamgl9218]

Hey justajolt, I was wondering where you get your imr’s, can you give me the link please?

[@daw4yz244]

i cant find the video, but are 3 coolooks (9.6v) suitable for a stryfe? mines completely stock

[@JuicyMang0]

Yes and no, if you want to extend your stryfes lifetime bypass the thermistor you can look up a tutorial and Get it done in 3 minutes flat

[@daw4yz244]

@@JuicyMang0 lol my stryfe died doen right after using these batteries. i dont blame them tho, definitely my error. bought a lipo kit like 6 months ago and havent touched it so maybe i should do that over the summer

[@loslosthuy]

@@JuicyMang0new to the hobby, picked one up thrifting for cheap, would adding the three coolook batteries and bypassing the thermo see some performance improvement? Not interested in learning to solder wiring etc. just play couple times a month with my kid for an hr or so.

[@JuicyMang0]

@@loslosthuy yes definitely to the point where you would need some safety glasses I use 3 lifepo4s which are a different brand in a stryfe with no locks and thermistor bypassed and it works like a charm just be careful

[@yakbassing8588]

i like this guy, screams at t-rexs and talks to fast. perfect

[@similin4330]

Eyyyy i saw that tri-break in the backround ;)) Have you seen the leak to the new rival prometheus? It was in that video where it showed a lday shooting what people thought was the prototype nemisis but is actually the prometheus holding 200 rounds with the infinus Question: Do you think the prometheus will take over the role as the best nerf blaster going past the nemisis and being the best nerf blaster? Do you think people would just choose the prometheus over the nemisis but it works sort of like the mastadon with the grip and it going down to your waist which people may not like and rather have a machine gun shoulder blaster like the nemisis but 200 rounds is unreal for a blaster And have you noticed that the phantom core lines blasters are kinda like replacments for the blue and red blasters like Apollo- helios Zeus- Hera ???- Kronos Prometheus- Nemisis Rifle pump action blaster leak- artemis But there hasnt been a replacment for the atlas yet but i feel like the phantom core is supposed to have better blasters than the blue and red and be a replcment

[@mellowcmb1]

Just curious....did you have to rewire the stryfe to use 3 LIFE batteries or is it all stock?

[@m6542]

mellowcmb1 stock

[@m6542]

I think

[@Karthik-j8p]

Do they have a chance to catch fire during charging

[@colinleonard2541]

Thank you this video helped me so much

[@jdkontz2007]

Have you seen the new nerf Hades/if you have are you excited for them

[@ktco1984]

Ok ok so I got a worker hurricane which has only 2 AA slots and can’t use lipo cause my dad isn’t into that stuff but since the coolook has x2 the power it is the same around the same power as 4 AA making it shoot 80 FPS so in my wars they don’t call me out for cheating with a blaster that shoots “too hard.”

[@dompo4564]

Can i use this in stock regulator? I wanted to increase the range, rate of fire and don' t touch the internals.

[@nglfrlollmaotbh]

How many can you put in a stock strife with twisted thermistor

[@justjay708]

Please put a link to the cooling battery

[@Ben_-pu3xs]

JM FILMS why comment it 4 times?!

[@kiefervandenberg]

So ur saying I can put three coolook batteries and one dumie battery in my stock stryfe??? 🤔

[@Ben_-pu3xs]

What is your favourite jolt that’s a nerf blaster?

[@adthgu6336]

I just accsidently charged my 1.2v batteries with a 4.2v charger, and my batteries are roasting now. I regret this.

[@sk.r5597]

How many should I use for a rapidstrike

[@gzula_hun5403]

Is 2X3,2V OK (safe) to a regulator?

[@lukazajc8265]

Yes. But dont use 3×3.2v because you risk destroying your circuit board that way.

[@danieldanzer4653]

If you were to use 8 rechargable rechargable 1.2v 2600mAh AA sized batteries, is there a high risk of breaking the stock motors, or will it be fine

[@MGSLurmey]

Depends on the chemistry too. If they're NiMH or NiCd they'll be fine, though NiCd is not recommended for various reasons. I don't know how NiMH batteries compare up against other battery types but they seem to be perfectly safe in Nerf blasters and have slightly increased performance.

[@MGSLurmey]

Although... 8 1.2v batteries? That's 9.6v, what are the requirements for the motors of the blaster you have in mind? You'd need to compare them to see if that's too much or not.

[@Ben_-pu3xs]

You said rechargeable twice

[@teddyspindler7760]

Can I eat the batteries

[@alfieyorke7276]

this guy is a teacher

[@Ben_-pu3xs]

Dipper Pines we need to know that why?

[@andybraid4263]

Damn I love barricade motors!!

[@Ben_-pu3xs]

Andy Braid why are they so good? Are they better than stryfe moters and if they are then why did they downgrade their moters?

[@andybraid4263]

BenTRNBs115 they are higher voltage 3s stock motors noone knows why. Maybe as they were the first nerf flywheel blasters they were overengineered?

[@defintelynotGeo]

Would it be okay to run 3 or 4 in a modulus or an infinus?

[@lukazajc8265]

Modulus can use 3 but you will burn motors sooner. And for infinus you shouldnt ise more than 2

[@Klipik12]

Hey Jolt, What do you think about 9.6v or 7.2v NiMH rechargeable battery packs? I have a bunch left over from when I had a lot of RC cars and thought maybe I could rewire nerf guns to use them. Would you recommend?

[@simondavanzo4716]

starkiller187 y

[@simondavanzo4716]

You can use them and they are better than dry cells, but not as good as lipo. I use NiMH in blasters my kids use because they can be safely fully discharged unlike lipo, something that happens a lot when kids leave stuff switched on.

[@a10rogue69]

Justajolt if you respond to this comment can you be serious and tell me if I should by the havoc fire or vulcan

[@willnolan7987]

Andrew Louie they are the same thing. It’s just called the Vulcan in ‘Merica, and the havokfire elsewhere.

[@a10rogue69]

Will Nolan actually with the help of an eBay gift card I can get either one

[@potatotactics1398]

probably to late but only do it for the looks, it isn't a good blaster, Idk the mod potential I have never tried to mod one

[@usernameshidds]

Q'n'a Can you spam FDS with darts from a havokfire at the next war. And film it. Please.

[@warriorharj79]

What about these on a rapidstrike?

[@dompo4564]

Hey guys, Can i use this batteries in stock regulator and don' t fry it? i mean, 6.4 v with 2 of them sounds good. Im a noob so i don' t know everything about batteries and modding, but i wanted to increase range and Rate of fire with rechargable batteries.

[@lukazajc8265]

You dont get a great increase but you also dont fry your board. Probably go from around 70fps to 75 or 80. But they are rechargable which is the best part. Hope I helped you a bit

[@austinm4560]

Does the barricade have voltage locks? Or can I slam imrs in it?

[@Giraffiti]

The lone Assasin, yes. I forgot what it’s called but when you open it, there’s gonna be a little orange nub thing on the circuit board that when it gets too much current, it shuts down the electronics.

[@MGSLurmey]

Thermistor.

[@Ben_-pu3xs]

Endothermic Madness you mean the thermal resister

[@adthgu6336]

isn't PO Phosphorus oxide, not polimer

[@karlag403]

Trust fires are lithium cobalt ion

[@comradekoala1245]

FPS?

[@justajolt]

A little less than LiMn with stock motors and flywheels but much more than 1.5v cells. It depends on the blaster ^_^

[@comradekoala1245]

@@justajolt Ok. Thanks!

[@jasonisbored6679]

should I use 3 of these with 180s in a stryfe? 2? 4?

[@calvinlee2261]

Zero. All 180 motors worth using pull more than 20 amps at stall each, which no AA sized cell can output. Especially not when you’re using the steel tray springs.

[@jasonisbored6679]

thanks!

[@8-bitrain268]

How would I do this with my hyperfire?

[@fragmentsofsound8452]

QaA: just how many jolts are in just a jolt's jolt collection?

[@hamstraa]

Dibwitzle all of them

[@TruongThienHung]

Where to buy

[@okey7261]

Jolt are those types of batteries in other sizes to like size C or AAA

[@jasonisbored6679]

they have plastic pieces with metal on one end that 'convert' them by changing the space they take up.

[@okey7261]

Jason isbored ok thank

[@microwrx]

Most of the IMR, Trustfire type battery models are designated by size. So the AA ones are 14500 because they are 14mm diameter and 50mm long (size of a AA battery). You can get 10440s which are AAA sized and 25500 which are C sized. But they are a bit harder to find as they are not used nearly as much as 18650s or 14500s.

[@okey7261]

John Jeffrey oh

[@calebshowgren3485]

Can you do a video of what you use in nerf wars

[@Ben_-pu3xs]

Why barricade moters? Are they better then stryfe moters?

[@belugaking304]

yes barricade motors are better

[@Ben_-pu3xs]

BelugaBoys how?

[@calvinlee2261]

BenTRNBs115 They have more torque, but because they have more torque, they pull more current than Stryfe motors. Something like 12 amps at stall for a pair. Neither the 14500 sized IMRs or LiFePo4 can output that kind of current in the factory battery tray.

[@failman_hf]

We all want to see mrs. Jolt... or show more your face mr. Jolt...

[@spongypancake]

Bro used the spiffing brit artwork in his thumbnail

[@teddyspindler7760]

Sir can ya do a q and a but with our class

[@doch.8039]

Too POWERFUL

[@Ben_-pu3xs]

You answered joshywoshys question in another video already

[@Neroshy]

Why would you “ trust FIRE “

[@aayushyularen8882]

batteries?

[@telmjen4662]

Use car batteries

[@teddyspindler7760]

My g my g

[@taylorrichter1320]

I use these in all my flywheelers

[@EdenTheUndeadprincess]

all about da pink mags

[@teddyspindler7760]

Come on sir keep up wi uploads

[@ericamcrae1610]

are you literally dr who? >.>

[@teddyspindler7760]

Where has that dinosaur been

[@Kufunninapuh]

Nice info. Gotta go throw up in a bucket now but still thanks 👍

[@NinjaGaming-tm1yl]

justajolt is smarter than all of us

[@Gingerbread23386]

They look like mini sticks of dynamite.

[@rexe3139]

What's so wrong with a nine volt

[@Ben_-pu3xs]

R Krauter look it up

[@potatotactics1398]

Absolutely nothing. You should try it some time! *devilish laugh*

[@ethanbayard8284]

JUST KEEP THE CAMERA STILL PLEASE!!!

[@IGsen]

I wanna see a tactical tang mod so he is tacticool tank

[@andrias2193]

Hi Jolt

[@samuelnielsen8911]

today is my birthday and I got a dart tag gun and a vegabond

[@Ben_-pu3xs]

Samuel Nielsen we needed to know that why? And also what dart tag blaster?