MY NERF BLASTER COLLECTION! (PART 3: Addiction at it’s highest?)

Last time I left off, I went over a portion of my collection. Now I can finally show the rest of my collection, and it has become ridiculous since I’ve started.

MY NERF BLASTER COLLECTION! (PART 2: I NEED MORE!)

Continuing where I left off, I began scouring the internet in for better deals. I also began looking at reviews for which Blaster is the best one, all while looking at the availability that I had here nearby. The more research I put into my collection, the more invested I became in looking for the perfect blaster. I remember looking on Amazon for decent prices on good blasters, and I found the Stryfe at the price point of $11. I was thinking, “Wow, that is absolutely perfect! I need this!”. I ended up buying three of them, one for myself and 2 for my two cousins.

My Nerf Blaster Collection! (Part 1: The Addiction Begins)

It’s no surprise that I collect Nerf blasters. I haven’t really expressed the size of my collection. Now while my collection doesn’t match up to the arsenal of others, a few of my friends have been calling me the Tony Stark of Nerf Guns.

Flywheels vs Springers!

There is usually a great debate between Nerfers all around, the choice between using Flywheel blasters versus using Spring blasters. To recap, I will go over what a flywheel and a springer is after the jump.

Largest Nerf Gun Ever!?

A couple of months ago, I came across a video of someone creating the biggest Nerf Blaster ever. The coolest thing about it? He’s from the Silicon Valley!

My (current) ideal Nerf RIVAL Loadout.

The Nerf RIVAL line has a decent line of products currently released on the market, so i just figured I’d chime in on creating my ideal RIVAL loadout. Please not however, that some of these products aren’t readily available in the United States.

Making your money’s worth on Nerf.

If you’re one to fancy Nerf products by now, you’ve most likely realized, they are expensive. Thankfully, there are several ways on saving on Nerf related merchandise. 

Nerf Action Sequences

One thing that really captivates me regarding Nerf Blasters is that they are really useful in action sequences. Utilizing Nerf Blasters does not diminish the quality of scenes at all, they give them a more dynamic view as using prop guns are more unsafe in terms of filming.

My favorite Nerf Blaster.

One of my absolute best blasters from Nerf has to be the ZombieStrike Hammershot. One of the main reasons being is that you cock it by pulling down the hammer. It is a practical blaster, by that, I mean you can prime and fire it using only one hand, making it perfect for dual wielding. It also looks close to an actual revolver, meaning that you can make all your cowboy dreams come true. It’s also possible to fan the hammer, albeit a bit difficult.

Nerf Legolas

While darts are typically flung towards people in Nerf shootouts, some may not realize that there are other types of foam flinging weapons available. One would not really expect using a bow and arrow to fling darts. Bows and arrows have been in production under the Nerf brand starting in 1991 until today. Starting with the “Bow ‘n’ Arrow” that was released in 1991, bows have had a considerable presence to this day.