Jazwares Nerf Elite Blaster Rack NER0144

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My 10 year old son, Kaiden, asks for a new Nerf gun or toy pretty much every year. Or twice a year – for birthdays and Christmas. And while my Nerf fanatic doesn’t always get one, he does have quite the Nerf gun collection. If you’re looking for some activities to keep the kids from being bored, I have a list of 50+ activities to keep them busy! Since the debut of the first foam ball from Nerf in 1969, it’s a most trusted brand and well-liked by parents and kids, so buying a Nerf blaster isn’t a dernier cri among kids. Owing to providing safety and great toys to kids and adults, Nerf’s the most well-known trade name in the toy industry. We’ve divided his Nerf toys so that he has some guns here at our house and others at his dad’s. We also tossed Nerf guns that have broken, and donated a few before we moved to Georgia this past summer. Still, the basket we had used to store his weapons was overflowing.

Every birthday, Christmas or trip to Kmart to spend his allowance usually results in another gun. And where does my son keep this growing gaggle of guns? In the super expensive toy box I bought for him? Neatly piled in his massive closet? Of course not. That would be too logical. Our storage area has a wall of wooden planks, so I didn’t need to worry about drilling into drywall or using drywall anchors. I had some of these wood screws on hand that fit perfectly into the pegboard mounting holes. So I bought a few more and got to work! You can use anything from simple metal wire hooks to S hooks and hang accessories in a bag. 11. A Complete CabinetThis change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy. If you don’t have space to create designated storage for nerf guns, then hiding them beneath your bed can be a good way to keep them out of sight and organized. Plus, they keep your collection of nerf guns within easy reach. So, if you want to categorize your nerf gun collection, consider getting this one of the best toy storage ideas now.

Okay so the guns are out of the way. And looking extremely organised. Now what to do with those darts? If you go the clever shoe hanging bag option (shown above), just use a couple of pouches for the bullets. Otherwise, you can use different containers around the house to store your endless supply of bullets. Like a tool box or old lunch box, for example. Image source: A Girl and a Glue Gun My son loves toy guns. Despite my best efforts to wean him off weaponry, his desire to shoot things continues to grow. And so does his collection of Nerf guns.A wall-mounted shelf is one of the best gun storage options for nerf guns and other items because it helps prevent clutter. The best way to organize nerf darts will vary depending on how many darts you have and how you plan to use them. However, here are a few ideas to get you started:

Enjoy your newly organized nerf gun collection! Now that everything has its designated spot, it will be easy to find what you’re looking for and keep your collection looking great.No. His toy guns live all over the house. On the floor. In his bed. In the bathroom entrance way. Wherever he last drops them. Our current nerf gun storage situation. Ignore the toy rat in the corner.