Nerf Hasbro Ultra Amp Motorised Blaster, 6-Dart Clip, 6 Ultra Darts, Only Compatible Ultra Darts, Multicolor, 28.6 x 27.3 x 45.1 cm, N-A

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Motorized nerf guns are often more expensive than spring powered nerf guns due to the added cost of the electronic mechanism. This is one beefy gun, with all 6 AA batteries in I wouldn’t be surprised if it weighed 5lbs, maybe more. Using it requires pressing 2 separate triggers; one to spool it up like a mini gun, the 2nd to fire. We’ve run in to a few instances where the rotating assembling isn’t lined up with the barrel and the dart won’t fire so you just have to let it go around 1 or 2 seconds more and try to fire again. This Nerf gun is motorized, requires batteries, and is easy to use. The design itself isn’t overwhelming either, which reviewers note makes this Nerf gun perfect for beginners. This Modulus Nerf gun comes with six official Nerf darts and a six-dart clip. But given the continuous fire capabilities of this Nerf gun, some users are left a little disappointed that the clip doesn’t have a higher capacity. NERF brings advanced blaster technology to precision shooting, tag games and target practice. Customise your blaster with NERF Modulus, maximise your range with NERF N-Strike Elite or start a micro battle with collectible NERF MicroShots. dart drum: The blaster comes with a 25-dart drum, providing users with ample firepower to stay in the game.

Drum Magazine: The blaster’s drum magazine can hold up to 30 darts at a time. The drum stays attached to the blaster, making it convenient and easy to reload. Despite the Ultra line being a complete travesty, Ultra Two is trying to do something quite unique; being a flywheel revolver, and it does this quite well (bringing along the rest of Ultra's crappy designs and trends, of course). I had several other categories planned for this list: Best Multi-shot Rifle, Best Motorized, Most Carnage, Best Accuracy, Longest Distance, etc. But the MK-3 took them all. So I summed it up with a Best Overall title, and now I'm here to sing its praises before moving on with my life. Nerf Gelfire Pro– High-performance blasters with hydro-gel rounds which burst on impact. Suitable for 14+. NERF COLLABORATIONS: This is a front-loaded, single-shot Nerf gun. While it may not be very fancy, it’s definitely fun and reminiscent of the Nerf guns popular during the nineties, but with a novelty flair. Though it may not be ultra-fancy, it’s got a dependable straight shot with a decent aim and a good amount of force behind the dart. Perfect for an around-the-corner surprise from a mischievous friend or sibling.

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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. Once fully immersed in the world of foam dart-based action, you’ll likely want to add to the fun and raise your game. Of course, the best automatic Nerf guns help with this goal, but there’s also a range of accessories that can help you improve your skills on and off the battlefield. Here is a selection of our favorite Nerf accessories: This Nerf gun also has a range of up to 90 feet, which is a pretty long range for a manual Nerf gun. Some users have reported that the power behind this Nerf gun is pretty significant, so you may want to test it out for yourself before giving it to a child who will potentially fire darts at other kids. The Nerf Fortnite HC-E Mega Dart Blaster is another Nerf design modeled after the fan-favorite game of Fortnight. This particular blaster has a simple design, shoots mega darts, and is fairly inexpensive.

The body design of this Nerf gun is great. The large 20-dart drum has an impressive and slightly whimsical look to it, and the red and orange color scheme is bold and eye-catching. The manufacturer recommends this toy for ages eight and up because of its small parts, and this seems like a pretty easy toy to handle.

For starters, this Nerf gun comes with 25 Ultra darts, which are advertised as their furthest-flying darts ever. While it’s advertised that the darts can fly up to 120 feet, many users have expressed their disapproval that they haven’t been able to reach that distance. Of course, a number of aerodynamic factors are at play here, so it may be a matter of environment and not necessarily false advertising.