NERF Hyper Mach-100 Fully Motorized Blaster, 80 Hyper Rounds, Eyewear, Up to 110 FPS Velocity, Easy Reload, Holds Up to 100 Rounds

Product Information

While the included darts work the best, the gun can also fire a variety of other darts, including NERF Elite Darts. The exterior designs are similar, featuring clear hoppers on top, and rails around the hand guards. It also utilizes a massive hopper that can is rated to hold 80 rounds; however, you can easily squeeze up to 100 without any feeding issues. At this time, we believe a 3s LiPo may ultimately destroy your motors. MOD AT YOUR OWN RISK! A 2s LiPo will last a long time and should be very reliable. The Hyper rounds are both the best and worst thing about this series. The size of the rounds allows for more capacity, but they have too much traction, which causes clogging issues.

Nerf may be the most well-known name in dart blasters, but there are some other companies out there releasing some very cool dart guns! It also fires its ammo at an impressive 110 FPS, which is the Hyper standard and well above the average Nerf blaster.

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The initial velocity of a round is typically determined by the type of firing mechanism being used. Each of the blasters listed above utilized either a spring-powered system or a battery-powered fly-wheel (similar to a baseball pitching machine). Spring-Powered Additionally, your ammo needs to be durable. Not only does it need to be able to physically survive high speeds, but it also needs to be stable enough at those speeds. TO AVOID EYE INJURY:WARNING: Do not aim at eyes or face. Use of eyewear required for players and people within range. Use only official Hyper rounds. Other rounds may not be safe. Do not modify rounds or blaster. Ages 14 and up.

Having a higher ammo capacity is its strong point and does help make up for the inconsistent firing. The balls are the smallest Nerf ammo currently, but the fluorescent yellow color makes it easier to find as you might think. The Rush-40 is the best Nerf Hyper blaster at its current price. This spring-powered gun holds 40 Nerf Hyper rounds and can shoot them over 110 feet per second. It is a popular new Nerf pistol that has a great overall design and feel. That alone helps the Pro Gelfire Mythic feel like the start of something big, but its other features elevate it even further. Besides being powered by a rechargeable battery that slots into the handle, it comes with a single-shot or semi-auto firing mode, remarkable range, and the ability to spit out 10 rounds per second. Oh, and you won't need to shop for bonus ammunition anytime soon either - there are 10,000 in the box.

Internals

Rival guns generally shoot just a bit softer around 100 FPS, compared to the Hyper averages of 110+.

Nerf Elite: Bog-standard Nerf darts. They're compatible with almost everything that isn't an Ultra, Hyper, or Rival blaster. Coming in at around 5.4 pounds the NERF Hyper Mach 100 is the largest gun in the Hyper series. This is a fully-automatic blaster with an integrated 100 round hopper (note, it only comes with 80 rounds so you may need a top up); so if you are looking to make a splash on the blasting field and absolutely dominate your enemies this is a good place to start! One downside is that Hasbro didn’t make the grip space between the trigger and rails big enough. You can’t to get two hands on it and will have to hold the bottom or front of the tactical rails for additional control. It feeds rounds very smoothly and utilizes a mechanical agitator to help break up any clumps and keep the rounds flowing, however just like all hopper-fed blasters, you’ll still need to occasionally shake it while firing. The Siege doesn’t really have a greater range, it just seems to be the most consistent with its ranges compared to the other blasters in the family. You can get ranges of 100 feet, with the accuracy really fading off after 20.With the exception of the Hyper Mach-100, I feel the prices are all pretty fair for what you get. These guns have a lot of power and pave the way for some solid higher-capacity Nerf guns. The power output of a spring-loaded Nerf blaster is determined by the strength of the spring. Most Nerf-brand blasters use rather weak springs which you upgrade yourself to increase power. However, some blasters—such as our top choice for the most powerful blaster, the Caliburn—are prebuilt using insanely resistant springs.