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As a semi-auto you’ll need to pull the trigger for each shot but as an eagle-eyed gunslinger, you don’t need hundreds of darts to defeat your enemies, do you? This Nerf gun comes with an 18-dart clip and 18 Nerf Zombie Strike Elite darts. Once the motor is revved, it can shoot up to 18 in a row. The immersive special features of this weapon include lights and sounds, so you can feel like you’re starring in your own zombie-fighting movie. It’s actually a nice touch given the theme of this Nerf gun that Hasbro went the extra mile to include some great features unique to this theme. This blaster is designed for rapid-fire action and can shoot up to five darts per second. It has a 25-dart drum and comes with 25 Elite darts. Semi-auto nerf blasters fire a single round every time you pull the trigger. In contrast, fully auto Nerf guns will continuously fire rounds until you release the trigger or run out of ammo. Fully Automatic: The Infinus blaster is fully automatic, meaning that it can rapidly fire darts with a simple squeeze of the trigger. This feature allows for fast and continuous dart firing, making it ideal for intense Nerf battles.
Nerf Guns are toys, so their accuracy will never match up to that of a real firearm. Most Nerf blaster enthusiasts find that accuracy has more to do with the type of dart the blaster fires and a lot of practice with the specific gun to learn how to get the most accurate shots.
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Looking to absolutely obliterate your rivals? The NERF Ultra Speed is a foam-dart death machine. With a fire rate of 7 darts per second combined with 24 NERF AccuStrike Ultra darts, the Ultra Speed will have your enemies left in the dust before they even know you were there. Fires darts up to 90 feet (27 meters): The Hyperfire is capable of firing darts up to a distance of 90 feet, allowing users to engage targets from a significant range. The NERF Fortnite AR-L is a semi-automatic, motorized blaster modelled on the legendary skinned Fortnite AR. If the canary yellow color style doesn’t quite do it for you there are a few choices available (our favorite being the Durrr-Burger). The Megalodon Nerf N-Strike comes with 20 Nerf Mega Whistler darts. While there are pros and cons to the Mega darts themselves, the large darts look as though they are easy to load into the drum and will be lots of fun to fire at others. Also, since they are a little bigger, they may be easier to find among the grass when playing outdoors. It’s worth noting that the Ultra darts are the only darts compatible with this Nerf gun. If any other darts are used, you can risk jamming the Nerf gun and having to pry the other darts out.
Surprisingly, second place for the range assessment was given to the Nerf Rival Roundhouse XX-1500 Blaster— the model that uses foam balls as a projectile rather than darts. The furthest ball we recorded traveled a distance of 88 feet. It's even more impressive that this is a manually powered toy blaster that is not that hard to set. The Roundhouse gets the thumbs up from the GearLab crew. To be fair, this gun did cost a bit more, and has the phrase "Pro-Series" in its title. However, we've all been fooled by similar monikers before, so I thought it deserved to be put to the test. It does have an optional full-auto firing mode and comes with both full- and half-size sport darts. NERF Rival blasters make a great choice for team games, letting you choose your side: red or blue. Start a head-to-head competition fuelled by NERF Rival’s power and precision. And for fans of the Fortnite gaming world, there’s a whole range of NERF Fortnite blasters to take your Fortnite battles from the screen to the playing field. Starting with the design of the Nerf gun, this Modulus model is more compact than other options on this list. At a little over a foot long, this Nerf gun is a lot easier to handle on the move than some of the bigger and longer options Nerf offers. The colors of this Nerf gun are bold and clean, with a body that is mostly white with orange, grey, and green accents. WARNING: Do not aim at eyes or face. Use of eyewear recommended for players and people within range. Use only official Nerf darts. Other darts may not meet safety standards. Do not modify darts or blaster.Every once and while Hasbro comes up with some game changing Tech to turn your blasting game on it’s head. Not only is the NERF N-Strike Elite Infinus an impressive blaster (more on that later) but it features revolutionary “ Speed-Load Technology” which means you can keep feeding the blaster darts without the need to remove the included 30-dart drum to reload. If you hate having to stop the game to reload then this is definitely a blaster to consider. You see, it's important to make sure you have the right dart for the right blaster - some aren't compatible. As an example, some utilize round pellets while others rely on long-range darts that fly further than others. While some of them are interchangeable, many aren't. Medium-sized flywheel and conveyor-powered design: This design allows for efficient and rapid firing of the high-impact rounds. In semi-auto mode, it has a snappy action with little delay between pulling the trigger and the dart being released—which makes it a very tactical precision nerf blaster. Yes. Motorized NERF shooters use batteries to automatically load the next round. Some motorized blasters are semi-automatic and some are fully automatic. But they all use motors instead of pump-action. Do I need anything besides a blaster and ammo to play NERF?
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