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Shooter (16 parts)

LEGO parts that can launch a projectile a short distance.

Shooter (16 parts)
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Part Name(Part Number)
Overall
Rank
# Pieces(Rank)
# Sets(Rank)
# Colors(Rank)
Years
Produced
Blaster Trigger15392
724
972514
433425
23955
2014-202512 years
1×2 Plate w/ Stud Shooter15403
856
566711
235666
42568
2015-20228 years
Stud Shooter w/ Bar (Blaster Gun)15391
931
326958
196743
61792
2014-202310 years
Launcher Trigger69755
1215
401859
178800
15430
2021-20255 years
Launcher, Square69767
1726
831894
561533
52238
2021-20255 years
1×2 plate w/ Tile Shooter69754
1043
320967
135951
52173
2022-20254 years
Tile Shooter w/ Axle41812
3238
203472
143167
42847
2019-20257 years
Revolver w/ 6-Stud Shooters18587
1643
1251535
961159
24014
2015-202511 years
Launcher, 6-Barrel18588
1319
1251529
961159
71574
2015-202511 years
8L Bar Dart, Rounded End15303
585
793567
248641
12812
2014-202512 years
1×4 Spring Shooter15400
1053
501766
252633
15421
2014-202512 years
Arrow w/ Shaft70694
3698
134123
103726
42943
2021-20255 years
Arrow w/ Rubber End (Projectile)46537
4389
134188
113570
15901
2020-20256 years
2×6×1⅓ Spring Shooter49743
3466
243243
212622
15708
2020-20256 years
1×4 Brick w/ 2×2 Round Tile Shooter16968
1477
1121616
851246
52214
2015-202511 years
4L Catapult w/ Pin Hole88289
1521
1011720
831272
52224
2010-202516 years

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