Nerf N-Strike Elite Jolt Blaster

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You’re more likely to get a long-range range shot from an auto than a manual. Many shoot 100ft or more. Some, like the Mega Mastodon, look impressive but don’t shoot that far. What’s the difference between automatic, semi-automatic and manual NERF guns? Which one is better? In addition to the higher fire rate, the Triad also has impressive performance. It can fire darts at about 60 feet per second and have an average range of about 90 feet. Positive Review: “It is very easy to use and the bullets being 3x normal size fly across the room, making it easier to get your target.” – mattnbran84

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Where the Volt shines is its performance. It has an impressive range of about 90 feet and a firing velocity of about 60 FPS, which puts it above average for a blaster of this type and size.NERF’s Mega blasters are oversized, and so is their ammo. The huge Mastodon requires a shoulder strap to use in battle and weighs nearly 7lbs before adding the D batteries. It pounds out 24 Mega-sized whistler darts, overcoming the enemy with a whining sound and sheer vigor. The large darts travel up to 100ft and work best as a protective wall of firepower, since they’re not exact shots. The Reflex is a fairly simple spring-powered blaster that has a one-dart capacity and is primed using a slide (similar to a real pistol). 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.

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Why We Love It: This is a really powerful single shot and its sleek design will appeal to most users.This one is just plain fun — especially if you love zombies vs humans NERF fights. The Revoltinator uses a motor to shoot, as well as light up and make sounds. Rapid-fire results in all 18 darts forcefully flying out at the enemy. But zombie fighters can count on accuracy too. Revoltinator fans say this blaster is excellent at hitting its targets.