The Nerf Sharp92 is a reproduction of the first Nerf gun ever made, 1992's Nerf Sharpshooter. It will be released under Nerf's Retro line of Nerf guns and includes retro packaging and yellow suction Mega darts that are reminiscent of the original darts that came with the Sharpshooter 30 years ago. Though, they don't have the fins like the original Sharpshooter darts, which looked like little Nerf missiles. In the box, you'll find the Nerf Sharp92 comes with 6 of these Mega "sucker darts," which is nice. Usually, Nerf will supply you will just enough darts to fully load the gun and any ammo holders. The Nerf Sharp92, just like the original Sharpshooter, is a front loaded pistol with a double dart ammo holder attachment up top that also doubles as a sort of "iron" sight. I've already ordered one because I can't wait to get my hands on the first Nerf product to ever fire those now iconic foam darts that we all know and love. Will you grab one too or are you gonna let this opportunity pass you by?
Based off of the Tactical Submachine Gun from Fortnite, this modified Nerf gun has been given the full once-over, including a tactical paintjob and a full re-wire, including upgraded motors, flywheel cage, and flywheels. Hits at 120+ FPS.
The Nerf Rival Pilot is a break action, breech loaded Nerf gun that comes in a small package, but packs a big punch. You can even load multiple rounds and send up to three HIR's flying out of this little shotgun pistol at the same time.
The Lizzy is another Nerf gun pistol with a really cool aesthetic. It has decent power, hitting at 80+ FPS, and comes in at a super decent price! It comes with the blaster, an RMR optic, the magazine (which loads in the grip) and 96 darts!
The Nerf Star Wars Cassian Andor Blaster is based on the A280-CFE blaster rifle that Captain Andor uses in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. It's a Nerf Stryfe re-shell with flashy lights, cool sounds, and an epic set of Nerf gun attachments.
This 3rd party Nerf-inspired blaster is based on the good ol Nerf Modulus. Luckily, the Modulus is an excellent blaster. My experience with blasters like these has always been very positive. More powerful with less resistance.
The Nerf Grease Goose is a 3D printed, fully automatic, half-length foam dart blaster that was built on the FlyCore blaster framework and is heavily inspired by the real steel World War II era M3 Grease Gun (as seen in Call of Duty WW2).
If you're a Nerfer who also happens to be a fan of the Halo series of video games for Xbox, then this is the coolest thing you'll find on the internet today! It features light-up needles on top and glowing accents when you squeeze the grip.
The Nerf Modulus Stryfe has got to be the most versatile Nerf gun out of the whole lineup. This semi-automatic motorized blaster can fire darts as fast as you can pull the trigger and can serve as your secondary or even your primary weapon.
The Nerf Motoblitz is the very best in the Nerf Elite 2.0 series. It also resembles a modded triple blaster Nerf integration. The Motoblitz is a bullpup blaster with an integrated scope and a pump-action under barrel "masterkey" shotgun!
