Nerf E0648 Rival Hades XVIII 6000 Combat Blaster, Blue,red, One Size

Product Information

The Hades XVIII-6000 is named after Hades, who was the God of the Underworld in Greek mythology. Hades was also a son of the Titans Rhea and Cronus (after whom the Kronos XVIII-500 is named). He had three sisters: Demeter, Hestia, and Hera (after whom the Hera MXVII-1200 is named), as well as two brothers: Poseidon and Zeus (namesake of the Zeus MXV-1200).

Slam fire is the finest feature of this blaster. All you have to do is, hold down the trigger, prime the blaster continuously and shoot at the target. The Hades can hold about 60 rounds with its built-in magazine. It has almost the same shape, size, and features as the Rival Artemis. One of the most important improvements to the Rival Hades is the increased magazine capacity. Unlike the Artemis, which has a 30-round magazine, the Rival Hades brings it up to 60 rounds. Lower-capacity blasters are easier to load than higher-capacity ones. It should be, especially considering that these other NERF blasters only have one magazine.Yes, you heard me right! A 60-round magazine! The internal magazine consists of three different magazines that look like tubes. Each of these magazines holds 20 rounds, for a total of 60 rounds. Firing is the real thrill of the Nerf Rival Battles, although the firing performance always depends on the specification of the NERF blaster. This blaster doesn’t have any iron sights. The magazine is built-in and has the capacity to hold 60 rounds. The tubes allow us to load the round foam balls independently. The Hades feels tremendous to hold, but that’s not all. The grip is very comfortable. Loading, firing, and ignition also work perfectly, and the weight is efficiently balanced when you hold it in your hand. The efficiency of the Nerf Rival Hades That’s because its accuracy makes up for its speed on the range, hitting the farthest targets with precision.

Rival Zeus is the semi-automatic flywheel blaster in the rival series and you have to use foam rounds instead of darts in this blaster. Before the Saturn XX-1000 was leaked, this was the longest RIVAL blaster in the series, measuring at a total of thirty inches long. The grip is comfortable to hold. As it is a flywheel blaster, so you have to press the little trigger to activate the flywheel, then you can pull the primary trigger to shoot the foam balls. You may find yourself shooting with this springer for ages for the huge capacity. Yes, it will take a while. But it is worth it as you will have flying yellow balls here and there in your space.The others are there for aesthetic effect. Even though the other three barrels have no function, it is interesting to see how the barrels rotate when firing. Firing speed

On the top, the tactical rail is attached to two parts. One part is integrated on the gun top, and the other part is the slider that gives access to the loading tubes. To release the magazine, there is an orange button at the end of the Rival blaster. Pull down the button and the magazine will pop out. You have to push the rounds in the magazine to load. The magazine loads up to 12 rounds. Features: There are three tactical rails on this gun. One is on the top, and the other two are on both sides. You can use the N-strike attachment on the tactical rails per your preference. Plus, the speed is still quite high compared to most non-Rival nerf blasters, and you can compete with it quite efficiently. Pros:The Rival Hades boasts a robust construction with attention to detail. The grip is textured, providing a secure hold even during rapid movements. The blaster’s design balances aesthetics with functionality, making it an appealing choice for both casual players and competitive Nerf enthusiasts. Firing Mechanism and Performance There is no comparison with the dart blasters as the yellow rounds provide great FPS. And for the hop-up mechanism, the range is amazing.