Unbiased reviews and recommendations for Nerf guns and blasters plus the latest news in the exciting world of Nerf.
One of my personal favorite types of Nerf blasters is the sniper rifle. Those long blasters with fancy looks and funky features that make you feel like a real professional sniper.
Nerf blasters in general aren’t exactly well-known for their amazing performance and accuracy, but with Nerf sniper rifles, there are definitely expectation levels in regards to accuracy, velocity, and firing range.
The Nerf Rival Hades XVIII-6000 is a spring-powered, pump action blaster in the Phantom Corps sub-series, with single and slam fire capabilities.
Similar in size, shape and internal workings as the Rival Artemis, the Hades is a medium to large sized weapon that can hold 60 rounds in its built-in magazine.
The Nerf Fortnite series of guns was first introduced in 2019, and is based on the popular video game that goes by the same name.
Unsurprisingly, each blaster in the Nerf Fortnite series is based on one of the weapons used in that game.
In this article, I am going to explain what the Nerf Fortnite series is all about, followed by my personal top 5 guns in this unique range.
The introduction of the Nerf Hyper series in 2021 comes after the somewhat disappointing introductions of Ultra and Elite 2.0 in the two preceding years.
Blasters in the Nerf Hyper series have a refreshing new look, and they shoot with balls rather than with darts. They are in many ways similar to Rival blasters, but there are also some key differences.
The fully automatic Nerf Rival Prometheus is a one-of-a-kind blaster in the Phantom Corps sub-series, designed to intimidate, impress, and above all, to have tons of fun with.
Firing with the Prometheus is a unique experience, with only one drawback. Once you’ve tried it, you’re instantly hooked.
The Nerf Rival Nemesis is one of the game-changers of the revolutionary Rival series. As a high-performing, fully automatic blaster, the Nemesis is an excellent trailblazer for the Prometheus and Perses models.
Does the Nemesis deserve the royal status that it currently has in the Nerf Rival collection? Here is my review of this powerful blaster and its key features.
The Nerf Rival Artemis XVII-3000, part of the popular Rival series, is a chunky but spunky pump-action blaster for when you need to go into full Scarface mode.
In this review, I will run you through some of the key features and give you my take on the highs and lows of this blaster.
The Perses MXIX-5000 is a compact, fully automatic SMG style blaster. It’s a hot release in the Nerf Rival series, and complements the massively popular Rival Nemesis and Rival Prometheus models.
In this review, I will run you through some of the key features and I will give you my take on the hits and misses of this powerful Nerf blaster.
The Nerf Ultra Series has not been the most successful series in Nerf’s history, but it does actually have a few good blasters that are worth investing in.
In this article I am going to explain what the Nerf Ultra series is all about, followed by my personal top 5 blasters in this range.
The Nerf Utra Pharaoh is a magazine-fed, bolt-action, single-fire sniper rifle style blaster in the Ultra line of blasters.
The well designed Pharaoh comes with an integrated scope, one tactical rail, a 10-dart clip magazine, and ten Ultra darts.
In this review I am going to run you through some of the better features of the Pharaoh, and I will share with you my honest opinion.