The Nerf PowerClip DX 1000 is a truly amazing creation.
Inspired by the popular Super Soaker line, the Nerf PowerClip DX 1000 works off of air pressure. Pump the PowerClip 15 times, and you’ll be sending 10 darts 78 feet through the air at a rate of 8 darts per second.
This thing is flat out fun. Buy one.
The Nerf Lock N Load is one of the best (if not the best) Nerf pistols ever made.
The Nerf Lock N Load is a single shot pistol, but don’t let its size deceive you. The Lock N Load packs a 50 foot range with surprising accuracy, and is one of the best backup choices for you Nerf ninjas out there.
The Nerf SuperMAXX 3000 comes in three colors: Yellow, Blue, and Green. The differences are greater than the colors, though. The Blue and Green editions are vastly inferior to the Yellow, so unless you’re giving this to a little kid, buy the Yellow.
The Yellow SuperMAXX 3000 is awesome. It has a fifty foot range, automatically rotating barrel, and surprisingly good accuracy.
This gun represents one of the all-time great achievements in Nerf weaponry. You won’t be disappointed if you pick it up.
Released in 1995, the Nerf Crossbow was the first Nerf weapon ever made that had the ability to fire two types of ammo (darts and arrows).
Out of the box, the crossbow can easily achieve ranges of 40 feet or more. To put it simply, this is one of the most sought after Nerf guns ever made, because with a few quick mods it can easily hit ranges over 100 feet.
Firing the Nerf Crossbow is simple. You pull back the handle until it locks in place, and release the tension with a pull of the trigger. As a little bit of trivia, the Nerf Crossbow was the first Nerf arrow weapon that could be fired with a trigger.
The Nerf Crossbow was the first blaster to come with an integrated shoulder stock. It is exceptionally accurate and reliable, and if you have one I recommend you either keep your hands on it or sell it — it isn’t uncommon to see these sell for more than $200 on eBay.
