Nerf Guns

Dart Strike was founded with a simple goal in mind:

To catalog and review every Nerf gun ever made, so that we can provide you with all of the information you need to choose the right blaster for you.

In a word, the Nerf Vulcan is awesome.

The Nerf Nite Finder EX-3 is a fantastic Nerf gun, and it remains a favorite among Nerf modders because of its simple internal engineering and superior accuracy.

The Magstrike? What a great choice! Rapid fire action at its best.

Ultimately, the N-Strike Switch Shot EX-3 makes a fun remote to use when you want to shoot things on the Wii, but as a standalone Nerf gun it falls short.

The SuperMAXX 1500 boasts a 45 foot range with great accuracy and relatively small size. It also requires only three pumps to prime, which is fantastic given the range.

The Wildfire can shoot 20 darts rapid fire style, and it has a phenomenal max range at 50 feet. Unfortunately, it takes 45 pumps to prime the Wildfire, which really hurts (both strategically and physically).

The Nerf NB1 Missile Blaster was one of the first Nerf weapons ever made, and at the time, it was a lot of fun to play around with.

The Nerf SuperMAXX 750 is a very nice Nerf gun, especially for its time. Though it’s somewhat dated now, the SuperMAXX 750 combines great range (47 feet) and near pinpoint accuracy.

The Warthog is a spring blaster that simultaneously shoots two darts up to 35 feet with surprisingly good accuracy.

The Nerf Secret Shot 2 is a big upgrade from the original Secret Shot. It’s so much of an upgrade, in fact, that it’s almost silly that these guns share the same name.