The Nerf Rival Nemesis MXVII-10K is the one of the best Nerf guns you can ge overall. It provides a lot of power and precision to its users. The Rival Nemesis MXVII-10K is a fully automatic Nerf gun that comes with a battery-operated motor. This gun allows you to shoot Nerf projectiles with the simple push of a trigger. The easy loading hopper included allows you to hold up to 100 Nerf balls, which is the perfect option for those of you who want to fire a lot of rounds during your intense Nerf battles. Another feature we like about the Zombie Strike is the hook attached to the Nerf gun which allows a strap on to be attached. This is not very common with pistol blasters, but this adds extra convenience when carrying the gun around.

Noise: Moderate to loud. The firing noise levels are similar to other spring-powered Nerf blasters. The whistling darts add to the intimidation factor. The detachable scope also works wonders. For more long-range shootouts, the scope will absolutely come in handy, however, in more close-range scenarios, these can act as more of a hindrance. As such, the ability to remove the scope at any given time is a nice feature. It is not surprising, considering the shape of the blaster, but it is still something to note. 3. Single-Fire and Slam Fire The N-Strike Mega series blasters are also styled in red and orange plus some dark gray. These are the best Nerf guns if you want to be the person with the biggest blaster at the Nerf battle. What Is The Best Nerf Mega Gun? Hasbro has done a great job designing this blaster, and you shouldn’t have any problems with this one. Just be wary that sometimes you might need to use 2 hands, but only if your hands are on the smaller side.The Zombie Strike Flipfury blaster is great for short-distance shooting and fires a powerful dart that will send your enemy screaming. Fully automatic guns are the most popular primary weapons as they have the fastest rate of fire and a large ammo capacity. The Nerf Rival Nemesis is one the fastest Nerf guns available, firing five balls per second. As it holds up to 100 high-impact Rival balls, you won't need to reload it often. Rival balls are very similar to golf balls, as they feature the same dimples. This gives them better accuracy and muzzle velocity than Elite darts. Integration with the Megalodon’s front drum magazine is widespread, grafting it onto blasters like the Retaliator for even more ammo capacity. Accuracy: Moderate to long range. Mega darts are reasonably accurate out to 60+ feet when used carefully. Beyond that, accuracy suffers from the natural instability of foam darts. Up close, it’s easy to hit human-sized targets. Nerf Rival Prometheus MXVIII-20K. The Prometheus is a beast of a blaster. It holds 200 Nerf Rival balls and can fire 8 of them per second! The balls travel at 100 feet per second from this battery-powered battle machine.

Priming and firing require some practice to master. The priming stroke is smooth but long. Children with smaller hands may find it challenging at first. However, the Megalodon’s large drum magazine makes it somewhat front-heavy. You need to support the weight up front to avoid sagging. This can tire your arms out during lengthy battles. The N-Strike Elite Disruptor doesn't use batteries, but it features slam fire. Firing power is impressive as the blasted dart can reach up to 80ft. The trigger is very responsive, making this model an excellent secondary weapon. Like most other foam pistols, the capacity is only six darts. Plus, you need to be careful, as the gun will jam if the darts slip in the cylinder. Because of its compactness, the N-Strike Elite Disruptor is ideal for all generations and can easily be dual-wielded, since the handle has a comfortable grip to help you be more accurate. The blaster is also quite long and bulky overall. With weight, maneuvering and handling in tight spaces is challenging. Don’t expect the same agility as with a compact pistol-type blaster. The Megalodon was fairly consistent, spitting out Mega darts at 58fps. That doesn’t sound like a big deal – in terms of speed alone, it’s not much. However, these are Mega darts. They weigh more, so even lesser speeds equals a decent amount of energy. Not to mention that Mega darts like to sail pretty far (as well as pretty far off target). If you have Accustrike Megas, this would be a fun platform to try them on. Final ThoughtsThe Accustrike series from Nerf is designed to launch the Accustrike darts. These darts are designed to travel long distances with greater accuracy than the standard Nerf dart (you can buy them here). The Accustrike blasters are easily identifiable because of their orange, gray, and white color scheme. The Accustrike series feature some of the best blasters for Nerf battles staged outdoors. If you are looking for accuracy from a distance, you should consider purchasing an Accustrike model. First and foremost, the Eaglepoint RD-8 is ready and waiting for supplementary Nerf products. With a sturdy tactical rail, the Eaglepoint RD-8 is automatically ready for any accessories you may have down the pike, and it uses them extremely handily.