There are no sub-series that belong completely to N-Strike Mega. The only sub-series the theme has are shared with N-Strike Elite or Zombie Strike. Plus, it has versatility to spare. Tactical rails allow you to add numerous accessories should you want to upgrade down the road, and you can clip on everything from scopes to better grips if you have the budget or inclination. You can even add a shoulder rest if you want to level up what is already one of the best Nerf guns. When combined with its cowboy-esque loading mechanism, it's a solid all-rounder. Starting with the body of the Nerf gun, the Revolinator is 30-inches long, which is a little too big for a small child to handle. For this reason, and likely because of small parts, the manufacturer recommends this toy for ages eight and up. Given the “zombie fighting” theme of this Nerf gun, it has a green body with orange and grey accents with a few neat decals to drive the zombie theme home. Overall, a very fun design. Nerf Rival : Another set of pellets that will only fit Rival blasters (they're bigger than Hyper pellets, so won't work on those either). Many blasters under the Mega series advertises a firing range of up to a hundred feet (thirty meters).

Nerf Elite: Bog-standard Nerf darts. They're compatible with almost everything that isn't an Ultra, Hyper, or Rival blaster. The body of the blaster is a vibrant blue and orange design and is a little over two feet long. The toy is suggested for ages eight and up, likely because of how large the Nerf gun is. The motorized mechanism may also prove to be a little difficult for younger kids to maneuver. The body design of this Nerf gun is great. The large 20-dart drum has an impressive and slightly whimsical look to it, and the red and orange color scheme is bold and eye-catching. The manufacturer recommends this toy for ages eight and up because of its small parts, and this seems like a pretty easy toy to handle. The Nerf Halo MA40 is a motorized, clip-fed blaster that can fire 10 darts in a row from a 10-dart clip. Prime the blaster with the pump action Hold down the acceleration button to power up the blaster's motor, then press the trigger to fire 1 dart and press the trigger again to shoot another dart. The Nerf Halo MA40 can even be customized with Nerf accessories (not included) thanks to a rail riser that attaches to the blaster's tactical rail.

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If you're hunting down the most powerful Nerf gun, you'll want to keep an eye out for motorized blasters. These use batteries to increase the speed at which they fire darts, allowing them to spit out ammo at a blistering pace. So far as we're concerned, few can beat the Nerf Hyper Mach 100. The Megalodon Nerf N-Strike Mega Toy Blaster is a great manually-operated Nerf gun from the Mega line. While it does fall a little behind comparable Nerf guns in terms of firing power, it has a great body design, a fun slam-fire mechanism, and is fairly affordable. Nerf Hyper : Because they're pellets rather than darts, these won't work in anything that isn't a Hyper blaster. This Nerf gun is motorized as well and runs on four “C” batteries. Batteries are not included, so that’s important if this is being given as a gift to a youngster. There’s nothing worse than opening a brand-new toy and finding out that there aren’t any batteries to operate it. And for adults buying this Nerf gun, it saves an extra trip to the store.

Starting with the design of this monstrosity, this Nerf gun is over three feet long. It does include a shoulder strap for easier carrying, but it also weighs nearly eight-and-a-half pounds. The manufacturer recommends this toy for ages eight and up, but something in these dimensions suggests that it may be a little bulky and too heavy for some eight-year-olds to maneuver. The color design on this Nerf gun is vibrant, featuring a majority blue body with orange accents that would definitely “wow” a kid. Nerf Guns are toys, so their accuracy will never match up to that of a real firearm. Most Nerf blaster enthusiasts find that accuracy has more to do with the type of dart the blaster fires and a lot of practice with the specific gun to learn how to get the most accurate shots. The Nerf Fortnite HC-E Mega Dart Blaster is another Nerf design modeled after the fan-favorite game of Fortnight. This particular blaster has a simple design, shoots mega darts, and is fairly inexpensive. The Nerf N-Strike Hyper Fire Blaster is a battery-powered motorized blaster that has an exceptional range, a large drum capacity, and fast-firing power. The Revoltinator Nerf Zombie Strike Toy Blaster is among the best Nerf guns because it offers a full experience. This Nerf gun offers a few immersive special features, a large clip, and motorized fire.

The 25-dart drum capacity is pretty impressive and necessary given the firing power of this Nerf gun. Firing at up to five darts per second, the drum will need reloading pretty often. That’s the only major downside to the Nerf N-Strike Hyper Fire: 25 darts take a while to reload. Nevertheless, the rapid firing power is fun and impressive for a Nerf gun.

The Pillager's Crossbow isn't what we expected it to be. If anything, it's better. Even though it looks clunky and imprecise, this is a powerful blaster with enough range to give you a fighting chance in soft-play battle. The BattleCamo Series is a sub-series part of the N-Strike Elite, and N-Strike Mega series, featuring "camo"-style repaints of blasters. Most Nerf players consider the Elite dart the most versatile. It works in the majority of Nerf guns. Suction darts are interchangeable with Elite darts but feature a suction cup on the tip. Extra-wide Nerf Zombie-Strike darts are for use with the Crossfire Bow, Sidestrike Blaster, and N-Strike Blaster.

What’s pretty neat about this Nerf gun is that it comes with a detachable drop grip and barrel extension. What your Nerf-battle preferences are, you can customize your Nerf gun to your needs. The Nerf N-Strike Elite Hyper-Fire Blaster is one of the best Nerf Guns for speed and power. It is fully motorized. With fresh batteries, it can blast up to five darts per second with rapid firepower. It comes with 25 darts in a rotating drum and can blast darts up to 90 feet.

Nerf Ultra : New Nerf darts that fly further than others. Only compatible with Nerf Ultra blasters. Starting with the design of the Nerf gun, there are two options as far as color. The purple option has a majority purple body with red accents, while the other option is mostly green with orange accents. Whatever you prefer, it’s great that this Nerf gun comes with options as far as style. This Nerf gun comes with an 18-dart clip and 18 Nerf Zombie Strike Elite darts. Once the motor is revved, it can shoot up to 18 in a row. The immersive special features of this weapon include lights and sounds, so you can feel like you’re starring in your own zombie-fighting movie. It’s actually a nice touch given the theme of this Nerf gun that Hasbro went the extra mile to include some great features unique to this theme.For starters, this Nerf gun comes with 25 Ultra darts, which are advertised as their furthest-flying darts ever. While it’s advertised that the darts can fly up to 120 feet, many users have expressed their disapproval that they haven’t been able to reach that distance. Of course, a number of aerodynamic factors are at play here, so it may be a matter of environment and not necessarily false advertising.