Then the best Nerf gun you can buy is the Hyperfire. Unleashing five darts per second from its 25 dart chamber it'll not take any Carol Vorderman scale academics to figure out you'll be spending plenty of time on the Nerf trail picking up so ensure you've a back-up stash. The deluge of darts it rains upon your target is rapid enough to send them into a mild confusion for a while affording you some extra time to reload.
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Reasons to avoid - Can jam when you really go for it. Nerf Elite Retaliator. Nerf Nitro Motofury Rapid Rally. Reasons to avoid - Not suitable for all floor surfaces. Nerf Accustrike Falconfire. It hurls out shots quickly and accurately when fuelled by batteries, putting it head and shoulders above Nerf's cheaper alternatives.
Fortnite crossing over with Nerf is a match made in heaven; the battle royale is both imaginative and wacky when it comes to weaponry design, making for memorable toys that stand out from other blasters in the Nerf stable. They're instantly recognisable as items from the game, too.
These aren't cheap reskins with a fresh coat of paint. The TS-1 is a great example. Inspired by Fortnite's Tactical Shotgun, it may as well have been wrenched from the screen and dropped into real life. There are a couple of different versions to choose from including one with llama targets , but each of them is a pump-action heavyweight with plenty of stopping power.
That's due to the fact it uses Mega darts. These are larger than standard Nerf ammo, so the TS-1 fits a unique role on this list of the best Nerf guns - it's easier to hit things with, making it a good choice for younger Nerf warriors. If you prefer to keep your foes at a distance, the Ultra Pharaoh is a dream come true.
Offering a staggering range of up to ft, it's the ultimate sniper rifle from Nerf. As the poster-child of Nerf's Aerofin Ultra foam darts, this blaster is able to shoot farther than anything that's come before it - very little can match the Pharaoh in terms of sheer distance covered.
Thanks to a bolt-action system, it's also pretty satisfying to reload. Festooned with gold embellishments that compliment the orange, black, and white design nicely, the Pharaoh is a handsome beast too. When combined with those impressive new darts, it's got performance and looks nailed down.
If you can't decide which Nerf blaster to get, why not opt for one that can do it all? Starting out as a pistol and scaling up to a full-size assault rifle, the Retaliator has four configurations for greater personalization.
Thanks to a range of over 70 feet, this utility doesn't come at the expense of performance. It's capable of holding its own in a Nerf battle, and the presence of a tactical rail allows you to add your own scopes as well.
Although it's harder to find nowadays than it once was, the effort is worthwhile. And luckily enough for us, the Retaliator relies on Elite darts that are widely - yet cheaply - available. Want to stock up on extra ammo? You'll be able to buy them in bulk at very little cost.
If you want maximum flexibility in hot weather, the Nerf-owned Super Soaker Dartfire has you covered. Besides shooting water from a 40floz tank, it's fitted with five Nerf darts that. It's the best of both worlds. Handily, the DartFire uses Nerf Elite darts. Because these are the bog-standard bullets of choice for most Nerf products, they're easy to buy in bulk.
That makes stocking up on ammo nice and easy. This Super Soaker is no slouch when it comes to water battles either.
Powered by a 40 fluid ounce 1. That's not bad going for something in this price range. OK, we know this isn't a traditional blaster. But come on. It's a freakin' Nerf rocket launcher. That makes it one of the best Nerf guns in terms of cool-factor alone.
Want to intimidate your opponents? This is the way to do it. Seeing as it's based on the Fortnite weapon in particular, the RL is quirky too. With a shark face to go with tongue-in-cheek Xs and Os along the barrel, it's an eye-catching toy that's sure to turn heads. Nerf guns are great fun no matter how old you are, with so many blasters to choose from though, it can be tricky knowing which are hits and which are duds.
Don't worry, we've done the playing hard, laborious work for you and put the best Nerf guns through their paces in true royal-rumble-style Nerf battles. So, whether you're buying for your kid or yourself, don't drop the dosh on a foam firearm until you've checked out this lot, the best Nerf guns available right now.
If all-out Nerf war is brewing, don't settle for anything but the best. And the best, at least in our eyes, is the Nerf Modulus Tri-Strike. This thing's not just cool and powerful, it's the Nerf equivalent of a Swiss army knife, with more attachments and add-ons than you or your allies will know what to do with.
Thanks to a modular design, you can pull apart and piece together this Nerf gun to suit the battle's needs. Need a more close-up weapon than a rifle-style Nerf gun? You got it, just unclip a couple of elements and you've got a rapid-fire blaster that's compact enough for small hiding spaces.
Need more fire power? Not a problem. As well as the main, round gun, a further four pump-action mega darts can be strapped to the front.
Still not enough? How about a top-mounted Nerf missile? No, the missile's not the most powerful of weapons, but you'll feel like a North Korean dictator setting it off in the direction of your mate. Whatever the situation, this Nerf gun's got your back. A bow might not sound like the most sophisticated of all Nerf weaponry, but trust us, this thing is a-maz-ing.
As well as looking properly badass, the Thunderbow is one of the most powerful Nerf blasters you can buy. How's that for accuracy? There's a reason this hefty blaster, one of the strongest Nerf guns ever made, is recommended for ages 17 and up. It holds dimpled rubber balls, which zing with the speed and force of a paintball gun. With sustained firing of up to eight balls per second at a velocity of feet per second, it's a veritable Niagara when it comes to laying down cover.
It's not the best for young children, however, as it's heavy enough to necessitate a shoulder strap and best wielded at hip level, Rambo-style. Take the question out of who shot first with this blaster because you did. It comes with 16 darts for its eight-dart-capacity magazine. You'll need the backup, since this model fires two darts at a time up to 85 feet.
An accessory rail allows you to customize your foam flinger to the mission. Tipping its futuristic hand, the Ultra represents the next-gen of Nerft blasters. Two dart clips cycle through two different types of foam ammo at an alarming rate. One is designed for distance, the other, for accuracy.
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