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Nurf Guns
The most notable of the toys are the dart guns (referred to by Hasbro as "blasters") that shoot ammunition made from Nerf foam. Since many such items were released during the 1970s, Nerf products often feature bright neon colors and soft textures similar to the flagship Nerf ball. -
Nerf Gun Hammershot
The Hammershot is essentially the "brother" blaster to the Rebelle Sweet Revenge; unlike the Sweet Revenge, it features a faux-wood finish on its handle and fake fabric wrapped around it. Like its name suggests, it is primed via a hammer, and is one of the first blasters to utilize this design. -
Nerf N-Strike Elite Strongarm Blaster
Speed and mobility are yours with the quick-draw fast firing of the Strongarm blaster! It has the same long-range power as other N-Strike Elite blasters (sold separately), firing the 6 Elite Darts up to 90 feet. Hold the trigger down and pump the Slam Fire handle repeatedly to rapid-fire all 6 of your darts at your target! -
Nerf Rival Apollo
Once upon a time, Nerf guns fired all kinds of foam. Playground skirmishes were won with arrows, missiles, big darts, small darts, even golf-sized foam balls.The problem: reloading your toy weapon wasn’t easy if your opponents didn’t use the same kind of ammo. Each player would have to spend most of the game running in the direction they’d shot, and scoop up their ammo off the ground. -
Nerf Gun ak47
Hasbro did it almost right with its most successful gun ever the Nerf Maverick REV-6, but it had some flaws and they have tried to fix it by launching the Nerf N-Strike Elite Strongarm. It can give you the closest experience to a pistol. It is bigger in size, but the barrel to load to darts is amazing. -
Nerf Sniper RIfle
The Nerf sniper rifle is yet another Nerf toy that we agonizingly wish they made while we were still growing up. You can have an all out sniper war with these guns, but the Nerf sniper rifle is an especially great gift for office warfare. -
Nerf Zombie Strike Ripchain Blaster
The Ripchain is a chain-fed blaster that features slam fire. It shares many similarities with older chain-fed blasters, as the chain does not have a storage area of any kind and thus freely rotates and flexes. There is one tactical rail located on the top, and several sling mounts on the front and back of the blaster.
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