Unfortunately, the price tag is high on this one and it is not for everyone. While it is a lot of fun to tote and shoot, The Titan CS-50 won’t amaze with its performance. It includes 48 foam darts and a 35-dart chain that can be extended by purchasing additional links. It doesn’t require batteries and can shoot up to 4 darts per second with a range of 90 feet. The best X-Shot dart blaster out now is the Excel Crusher minigun. It is a great quality blaster that looks awesome, shoots consistently with no jams, and has a reasonable price.

Say hello to the XShot Excel Crusher, a chain-fed beast that is spring powered and requires no batteries.When you think of a Nerf Minigun, or gatling gun, you think of the baddest, most fear-producing dart blasters that reign supreme in a Nerf battle. Not only are they large, but they hold a lot of ammo, and have intimidating features. Don't shoot at point blank range – foam darts are soft, but if you get hit by them at very close range they might sting a little. The darts won't have any chance to slow down in the air, so at that range they'll be hitting you as hard as they can. If you prefer an automatic minigun over having to pump, this is a solid choice. However, this blaster does not function without the 6 AA batteries. The V-Twin is battery-powered and automatic. It includes a smaller chain and fewer darts, but is cheaper and has a slightly higher fire rate. The Adventure Force V-Twin is a flywheel-powered automatic minigun blaster that spits darts with ease.

There are plenty of X-Shot darts included, 48 to be exact, so you have more than enough to fill the 35-dart chain. To add to the fun, you can get extra links to extend the chain or wear on your shoulders like Rambo. The initial line of X-Shot blasters fired both water and darts. This functionality was later dropped in favor of X-Shot Discs, which only lasted a short time before also being dropped. Nobody wants to spend more time fiddling around with their toy gun than playing with it, so we assessed how straightforward each toy was to handle, fire, and reload, and we considered how convenient its capacity was. Fun factor

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On top of the blaster is a sight that looks cool but doesn’t magnify or really help with the aim. Other notable features include an unjamming access door and trigger safety. The Zuru X-Shot Omega is a cool-looking gun that's sure to intimidate even the most seasoned Nerf opponent. This gun shoots the farthest of any of the Nerf guns we tested, but, unfortunately, that doesn't translate into accuracy at hitting a target. That being said, the X-Shot Omega can shoot up to four darts per second, so if you're looking for sheer volume as opposed to tailored aim, this gun won't disappoint.