Nerf N-Strike Elite Jolt Blaster

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In general, little nerf guns are a fantastic option for people who want a more agile and covert style of combat. They might not be as powerful or have the same range as bigger nerf guns, but they more than makeup for it with speed and maneuverability. Final Thoughts

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Nothing says “family bonding” more than pelting each other with foam darts, right? Some NERF families love the long-range outdoor battles of summer. Others prefer an indoor chase. However your family plays, automatic NERF blasters can take your foam wars to the next level. If you’re okay branching out to alternative Nerf gun brands (it’s okay, I won’t judge you), you can find a terrific little blaster called the Micro by X-Shot. The Hyper series is a relatively new type of blaster that fire Hyper Rounds, which are small balls made of soft rubber—similar to the Nerf Rival Series. But don’t worry, they don’t necessarily hurt, but you’ll definitely feel them more than typically Nerf rounds.

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Grip the handle of this blaster and the needles glow. You can load up to 10 Nerf darts at a time and then rapid fire them. The best nerf guns guarantee accuracy, distance, and easy loading. When you are in a Nerf blaster battle, these are the key elements for success. You want a Nerf gun that will give you an advantage over your competitors.

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This is sure to be a collector's item for years to come and Nerf knows it. They even provide a display stand so you can show it off. Are you ready to move into the world of motorized blasters? The Nerf Rapidstrik Series is for you. These really bring the heat with its automated loading and launch of Nerf darts.Nerf is one of those iconic brands that needs no introduction. The first Nerf product was released in 1969 and was advertised as the “World’s First Official Indoor Ball.” However, it wouldn’t be until 1989 that the Nerf products we most commonly think of started to take shape. That same year, Nerf released their Power Drencher (a squirt gun later renamed to the much more popular Super Soaker) and Nerf Blast-A-Ball, a long hand-pumped cylinder that would launch Nerf balls. Just like the Perses, this literal minigun shoots eight Rival Rounds per second at an insane 100 FPS!