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The Duets lack of over draw means that this cannot and does not occur additionally as mentioned earlier the distance between hand and hammer is reduced, this reduction of over draw alone would be enough to call the Duet a Mk II of the Doublestrike, but wait there's more.
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One extra thing to mention about the Duet and Doublestrike hammers and this is a fairly big deal (at least in terms of double barreled hammer operated foam firing pistols) which is why it gets its own paragraph, the Duet does not have over draw, now for those who don't know or don't own a Doublestrike a notable issue arose due to the face that the hammer could be drawn back an extra cm or so once it had engaged the catch, this led to situations where players would pull back the hammer to its full stroke and then let go, the hammer and by extension plunger would shoot forward the extra cm before engaging the catch this would release a tiny amount of air into the barrel but a significant enough amount to push the next dart to where it no longer engaging the smart AR and thus when the trigger was released either only the bottom barrel fired (if both barrels were loaded) or no darts fired (if only one barrel was loaded). ^ Rebelle Duet (top) Zombie Strike Doublestrike (bottom) The Duet also features a sling attachment point at the back, while you wouldn't want to attach a sling specifically to it I will likely get a pistol retention cord for mine which should be useful especially during HvZ running it as a final resort pistol.
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Handle wise the Duet's handle is a bit smaller overall but due to the lack of a the bulbous section present on the Doublestrike it's more comfortable to grip and less cramped for your fingers however it is still a short and fairly cramped grip for my smallish hands it is just about ok but for larger hands it would likely become a bigger issue. Of course the most obvious comparison (and the one in the title) is to that of the Doublestrike, size wise both of these blaster are almost identical the Duet is noticeably chunkier and while not as clear the Duet is about a cm or so longer, in terms of hammers the Duet's hammer is fatter and a tad shorter though the distance between hand and hammer is shorter than that on the Doublestrike making it actually a shorter reach to get to despite the hammer being a little shorter, the extra size and reduced curve additionally make the hammer a much easier and more comfortable prime. ^ now you can dazzle your foes before you tag them out
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The gimmick of the line was the ability to dress the blasters up with sparkly bits (because you know for girls), while a bit ridiculous IMO the feature does work just fine and you could certainly run around with your bedazzled blaster without fear of the pieces falling off if the blaster were to be dropped or knocked as well as coming with a number of the special tools required to remove some of the very small pieces (not shown in the picture below) that would be difficult to do with hands alone. The Nerf Duet has been out for a while now, released back in 2015 and originally a TRU exclusive (and technically still is according to the box I received though I didn't buy through TRU) it was released in the quite forgotten Rebelle Remix sub line consisting of 3 blasters the improv (a rebelle sneak attacker aka the rebelle jolt), the true legacy bow (a heartbreaker bow) and of course the duet.