Nerf 36033F01 Gun, White, No Size

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Multiple Picatinny rails allow for plenty of custom attachments and even swapping out the main vertical grip. This powerful guy also comes with a trigger safety so you don’t accidentally pop someone too close. So if your kids are wanting a NERF gun but aren’t sure if they are big enough, or which one to go for, then rest assured that any one of the guns listed here will be a good introduction into the world of NERFing. If you’re looking for NERF guns for adults, head to any of these sections to take a closer look: The Worker Cheetah 2.0 can be a little deceiving because it has so much power in an unintimidating frame. It has a nice-looking clear shell that makes the internals visible with a red and orange color scheme

There are many toys similar to this one now but they of course aren’t going to match the nostalgic value.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 Caliburn is considered one of the most powerful Nerf guns, because it can be customized to shoot anywhere from 140 to well over 300 feet per second. This goes hand in hand with the size issue – small children need something lightweight to ensure they can handle the toy without losing their balance. This blaster shoots short darts which are ideal for high-performance Nerf. Included is a 15-dart magazine with 15 Game Face brand darts. It is also compatible with straight Talon magazines, so you can easily get more or longer ones.

This blaster seems to be popular because it is compact, automatic, and has rare glow-in-the-dark darts. The clip shines a blue light on the darts to make them glow the typical greenish color for a while. While it may be a bit over-the-top, this is our current choice for the best Nerf gun overall.Some may choose the Rival Prometheus as the king, because it is bigger and holds more ammo. However, the Nemesis provides a similar feel in a more compact frame, and for much less moola.

What should you look for in a NERF Gun for a small child?

A small child is not going to enjoy holding a large blaster. You want them to be able to play without struggling to load, hold or fire the toy. A large, bulky blaster is going to mean they need two hands to hold it, which will limit their freedom in the game, and at the very least, unable to properly defend themselves from friendly fire. Straight out of the box, it launches darts at 130 FPS+. However, you can add one spacer for up to 160+ FPS, or both included spacers for up to 200+. Also important to note, there is also a purple version that seems to be even harder to find. Cheaper Alternatives