Awesome Nerf

A beast of a NERF gun, this motorized Mega blaster holds 24 darts in its rotating drum feeder, and can fire the whole bunch in less than 20 seconds, annihilating targets up to 100 feet away. Comes with 24 whistling foam darts.

Before we watched Nukazooka’s latest video, we thought NERF projectiles were soft and harmless. But it turns out that all war is hell, whether you’re firing bullets or foam darts. Still, we wouldn’t mind a NERF tank.

If ajw61185’s flying scale model of an A-10 Warthog fighter wasn’t awesome enough, it’s got a cool trick up its sleeve – there’s a modded NERF Rival Zeus blaster inside, which can launch a dozen foam balls on command. You can see it fire at 1:02.

Mark Rober teamed up with Eclectical Engineering to create this awesomely unwieldy weapon which fires huge foam darts, made from pool noodles and toilet plungers. Thanks to compressed air, it can fire darts at speeds up to 40 mph. Check out the gunpowder upgrade.

The ultimate NERF accessory for kids (or really small adults), the pedal-powered Hauck NERF Battle Racer has placeholder brackets for up to four blasters and tons of darts, and lets kids take down their foes while in motion.

The NERF Rival Zeus’ magazine normally holds 12 balls, but YouTuber Out of Darts made it so his Zeus could hold up to 108 balls. He made a custom magazine that has a blower to push the balls. He’s also working on a backpack loader that can hold thousands of the ammo.

NERF’s new Rival blasters are built for team combat. The Apollo is spring-loaded and carries up to seven rounds while the Zeus has an electric motor and carries up to 12 rounds. Both use dimpled foam balls and come in blue or red.

This awesome Nerf weapon is ready to take on the undead horde with the ability to fire a dozen foam darts without reloading. Each of its rotating drums works like a jumbo revolver chamber, and you can flip from one to the other as needed.

From YouTube channel TheRackaRacka – the folks behind the Harry Potter vs. Star Wars toy fight – comes another make-believe battle that gets out of hand quickly. We love how they’ve embraced their shortcomings in special effects.

A much more powerful version of the original Vortex Blaster, NERF’s Pyragon Blaster holds up to 40 discs in its magazine, and can blast targets up to 60 feet away. Grab the optional ammo belt for quick reloads.

The Nerf N-Strike Elite Hail-Fire Blaster’s long name is trumped by its ridiculous capacity. The semiautomatic has a rotating ammo rack that fits up to 8 clips, with a potential capacity of 144 darts.

This kid has a loose tooth and it’s time for it to go. But he’s not gonna let Dad yank it for him. Nope. He’s tied it up to a Nerf Big Bow, and lets it do the work. Not recommended for impacted molars.

Looking like a map of the U.S., this NERF weapon fires saucer-like projectiles more than 40 feet. Holds just 5 discs at a time, so be sure to aim wisely before opening up on your victims.

Presenting the latest in water gun technology. The Tornado Strike is a pump-handle blaster that fires a spinning stream up to 20 feet away. Works with Nerf’s Super Soaker water clips.

NERF’s first fully-automatic weapon has battery-assisted firing, clips which hold 18 darts each, and um, a “riot shield.” We’re still waiting for a NERF RPG that fires footballs. You hear us, NERF?

Why is it that when we were kids all we had was a lousy football? Now, you can pretty much build your own deadly NERF arsenal. The Longstrike CS-6 can fire its squishy darts up to 35 feet.

Modder Moz was looking for a cool Halo-inspired weapon to go with his Spartan costume, and decided to make himself a fully-functional laser-sighted Ma5B Assault Rifle that fires Nerf darts.