range is where you should start - and this is the best of them by a long way thanks to its superior ammo-count and accuracy. I wouldn't want to hop it up any more than that as it occasionally rips the heads off of my precious waffle-head darts.

NERF Elite 2.0 | Shockwave | Volt | Echo and more | Smyths NERF Elite 2.0 | Shockwave | Volt | Echo and more | Smyths

Further good differences the Modulus has over the Stryfe include the fact that it is paint-friendly and the different Modulus' parts come apart easily when the blaster is opened. OK, so it doesn't have 'Nerf' in the title - but this blaster combines the classic water pistol with Nerf darts for the best of both worlds.It holds a zero and darts usually land within a 5 inch radius of the laser when fired across the office (about 5 cubicles). Simply drop these tiny orange grains into a bucket of water, leave them for a couple of hours, and come back to find a tub of pellets that are sturdy enough to handle but will safely disintegrate after being fired. Able to fire at a rate of 110 feet per second, the Mach 100 is an absolute monster that is quicker and more precise than most rivals.

NERF Longstrike Modulus Toy Blaster with Barrel Extension NERF Longstrike Modulus Toy Blaster with Barrel Extension

And thanks to foam pellets thrown at dizzying speed by a motorized system, it can outshoot many of the best Nerf guns. Besides packing six darts at once, it's surprisingly accurate and offers a decent range that'll keep you in the fight. More bullets and a second ammo clip are highly recommended else you are defenseless while reloading the bullets. All audio, visual and textual content on this site (including all names, characters, images, trademarks and logos) are protected by trademarks, copyrights and other Intellectual Property rights owned by Hasbro or its subsidiaries, licensors, licensees, suppliers and accounts.Seriously, they don't leave any sort of mess and help you avoid the dreaded dart pickup following a backyard battle.

Nerf Modulus ECS Motorized Blaster, Removable Scope, Drop Nerf Modulus ECS Motorized Blaster, Removable Scope, Drop

Don't be fooled by this Nerf blaster's size; it packs a punch and toes the line well between cost and good old-fashioned fun. The only complaint I have about that, is that it has to be removed to get into the battery compartment. To make sure you're ready for your next Nerf shootout, you'll need to find ammunition - and plenty of it. MOTORIZED DART BLASTING: Hold down the acceleration button to activate the motor and pull the trigger to fire a dart. The best difference between the Stryfe and the Modulus is that testing of the LiFePo4 batteries in a Nerf War suggests the thermistor/ resistors of the Modulus are more tolerant and do not necessarily need to be removed since no-one complained of it overheating during play (like they did with the Stryfe many times before thermistor/resistor and electronic lock removals).

For a start, it's crammed with value; along with a load of spare darts, this set contains targets to practice on.