This blaster is one of the largest Nerf guns ever made, and for that reason alone, it deserves to be part of your collection. This does mean you lose the ability to slam fire but with a bit of practice you can fan fire and look much more like a cowboy too…so darn fun! If this is not important to you, then the additional dart capacity and Slamfire capability of the Disruptor could tip the balance that way. However, by changing the design, NERF made the Disruptor much more practical for NERF wars as you could now reload much faster, which sees it best the Strongarm in the practicality stakes. There are now are many NERF guns for kids available, ranging from ages 3 and up ( or 14 and up for the Rival Range).

The BowStrike is part of the Elite range, but where the large Elite blasters fire at around 70-75 FPS (feet per second) this one averages around 55 FPS. The Modulus Regulator did a couple of things differently, including select fire and a belt pusher for a dart blaster. Here we have gone with the Hammershot as the best secondary firing N-Strike Elite darts due to the ability to fire it one-handed, which is so useful for a backup blaster. I'd just moved in with my partner for the first time and thought these could be fun for mini battles around the house.I find that just by mentioning that this blaster is from the Star Wars line, is enough for most kids to want it!

Another drawcard for the Regulator compared to other blasters on this list is that it offers endless customization options, which is what the Modulus series is all about. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Not only will this feature appeal to kids as they have 3x the power over an opponent with a single dart pistol, but it’s also no harder to load. If you’re looking for a high-performing, fully automatic Nerf blaster that isn’t as bulky as some of the other ones, the Perses is an excellent choice.

The Nemesis holds 100 rounds, which is also very generous, and will keep you firing for a minute or so before you need to re-load. The Strongarm is still a great blaster, and if you want to look cool, the loading mechanism is great to show off. This technique takes advantage of the fact that DNA naturally binds up when complementary strands are placed in solution together to build out specific shapes. If you use the Rival range, there is really no option other than the NERF Rival Kronos, but don’t be fooled – it is a truly excellent blaster!