We won’t spend too much time talking about the Fortnite DP-E, but if someone presents us with dual-wielding pistols, we are certainly going to write something about them! Alpha Trooper CS-18 • Deploy CS-6 • Longshot CS-6 • LongStrike CS-6 • Raider Rapid Fire CS-35 • Rayven CS-18 • Recon CS-6 • Stampede ECS Admittedly, I was a bit lazy on this part. However, if you feel like opening up the blaster (and possibly fixing the issues discussed above), just watch this video!

The BASR-L, a blaster based on the Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle (BASR) in the Battle Royale game mode for Fortnite, was released in June 2020. BASR stands for “Bolt Action Single-fire.” It’s a classic bolt-action blaster with a single-fire mode as well as a slam-fire mode. Combining a six-dart clip with motorized flywheel internals, there isn’t much that could go wrong, but there certainly isn’t a whole lot to love either. Throw in the fact that the SMG-E doesn’t include any tactical rails and only comes with 6 Elite darts, and we can’t help but feel let down. The bright yellow and orange color scheme of the BASR-L is shared with other Fortnite blasters that fall into the Fortnite Legendary rarity type, which also explains the L in the name. Top marks for styling! The Fortnite SMG-E is an epic rarity motorized blaster which reminds us a lot of the NERF Elite Stryfe. The design of this blaster is top-notch, capturing Fortnite’s tactical SMG perfectly, even down to the spikes mounted on the muzzle. All fun and games aside, as the GL is a NERF missile blaster there are no springs or fancy mechanisms in place to fling your darts over long distances. Instead, you are going to have to rely on your own horsepower to pump the priming mechanism and force a flow of air into the chamber; so if you are feeling lazy, your missiles aren’t going to go far!What happens when two cultural phenomena collide? Well, a lot could happen, but with this particular mash-up – Amazing Fortnite-themed NERF guns! Teaming up in 2019, Hasbro and Fortnite have combined forces to take online gaming to the blaster field. You can now make your Fortnite battles a reality with these very fine Fortnite NERF blasters. The BASR-L is a bolt-action clip system blaster, similar to that of the N-Strike Modulus LongStrike. It is based on the Legendary Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle from Fortnite. It has a single tactical rail on top of the blaster, where the included scope goes. The jam door is built into the tactical rail, which hinges upwards to reveal the breech. This amazing blaster is inspired by your favourite video game. It looks just like the BASR-L blaster you seen in gameplay! Whether you recreate your favourite moves or show off your aiming skills, you’ll love imagining loads of super-cool Fortnite adventures IRL. The Fortnite SR is a chunky monkey, based on the in-game Scope Revolver this single shot magnum has a lot going for it. Although it may look like a revolver, it uses smart air restrictor technology to let you front-load 4 darts and fire them in sequence. If you don’t have enough time (or darts) for a full reload, don’t worry, the blaster will still fire even if one dart is loaded up. The blaster is sturdy and the bullets are easy to load. It has an accurate sight on the top as well.

To answer my own question in the intro to this review: yes, I would recommend this blaster to other Nerf enthusiasts because it’s fun to use and has everything you need from a good blaster of its kind. WARNING: Do not aim at eyes or face. Use of eyewear recommended for players and people within range. Use only official Nerf darts. Other darts may not meet safety standards. Do not modify darts or blaster. This performance is actually on par with most other N-Strike blasters, but it’s worth noting that you won’t get the same level of power or accuracy from this blaster as you would from similar Rival or Ultra series blasters. Using the included darts, I averaged 68fps and up to two darts per second using slamfire. However, the velocity of other darts varies considerably, due to the issues discussed above. Modification and Internals Based on the ingame Legendary Burst Assault Rifle, the NERF Fortnite B-AR feels tactical and comes with a lovely Converge wrap to boot. Similar in a number of ways to the AR-L, the B-AR ups the ante with the addition of another tactical rail (making a total of two) and an integrated scope mounted on top.Older versions of the BASR-L are not compatible with certain clips with bumps in their sides, such as the eighteen dart clip, making it impossible to load into the blaster's curved clip well. Newer models do not have this compatibility issue, as the clip well has been modified to accept these clips. The Pump SG is a pump-action, breech-loaded blaster, but thanks to no clip or dart storage, you will need to load the breech before each shot – not ideal for those high-pressure moments on the battlefield. To make matters even worse, we can’t help but feel a little let down by Hasbro only including 4 Fortnite NERF Mega darts. Like, come on, at least give us a few more darts if you are going to be stingy on the blaster features. There are two openings located on the front of the drum housing which allow you to load up your missiles and with each pump, the drum will rotate – so no need to reload after each shot. For extra customization, there is a slanted tactical rail on top of the blaster which won’t be much help if you want to attach a scope but a blaster shield may work? DART-BLASTING FORTNITE BLASTER REPLICA: The Nerf Fortnite BASR-L blaster is inspired by the blaster used in Fortnite, capturing the look of the one in the popular video game The NERF Fortnite SP-R is styled on the in-game suppressed pistol with a rare skin (there is also a legendary variant if blue isn’t your style). The SP is a lovely little blaster and a perfect addition to any arsenal (Fortnite-themed or not). The styling is fantastic, and there is even a little “Shhhh” embossed on the side, just in case people didn’t know you were using a suppressed pistol.