The Nerf Switchfire is a fantastic Nerf gun — that is, if your idea of a fantastic Nerf gun is one with attachments that will launch off and kill someone with no warning.
The SuperMAXX 5000 can fire balls, arrows and darts. Unfortunately, it fires both balls and arrows with lackluster range and accuracy, so there really isn’t any reason to use those weapon attachments.
The Nerf Cyclotron is a lot of fun to play with, given its unique firing method. Just load the tube with up to 6 balls and crank the handle to shoot one ball after another.
The Nerf Air Tech Ball Blaster is pretty disappointing. The range on the blaster is very limited (about 20 feet), which is just unacceptable for a pump gun.
While the range isn’t as good as you’ll get out of battery operated ball blasters like the Nerf Buzzsaw, the 20-25 foot range you’ll get out of the Atom Blaster is very solid for a spring operated ball gun.
The Nerf Slingshot is fun to play with because of its unique firing method, but its inconsistent range and poor accuracy make it a Nerf weapon that you probably never want to use in battle.
The Nerf Buzzsaw is a lot like the Nerf Ripsaw that was released way back in 1995. The Nerf Buzzsaw is a lot like the Nerf Ripsaw that was released way back in 1995.
When it was released, the Nerf Pulsator was the fastest-firing Nerf weapon ever made. That’s nice and all, but being able to fire quickly is only of limited value once you consider that the Pulsator can barely shoot farther than 20 feet.