For most Millennial and whatever we’re calling this new generation, Generation: TBD, I guess, Nerf
guns were some of the best toys one could have as a kid.
I mean, we all have fond memories of running around our yards and having Nerf wars as
children.
Now however, there's a growing online community of people who’ve taken it to the next level
to basically obsess over both new and old Nerf weapons.
It's those people that dictate which Blasters are the best.
So hit that subscribe button and ring that notification bell, and let's take a peak into
their world and rankings.
Nerf N-Strike Elite Roughcut The Nerf community has it's own lingo and
set of rules, both in general, and when it comes to their wars.
In those battles, people typically have more than one blaster: a typically large and powerful
primary one and a secondary side-arm that’s easily concealable.
The N-Strike is one of the best side-arm blasters out there, great for close quarter "combat"
as it's small enough to make quick moves in areas where the larger guns become unwieldy.
While some have said that it's the best sidearm that they've ever owned others have found
it unpredictable in terms of its accuracy and speed.
But with a double-barreled set up and pump-action design, you can send out a steady stream of
darts that can hit targets up to 75 yards away!
While the accuracy may be an issue, it can actually help you out as your target will
struggle to anticipate where your next dart (or darts) will end up.
Nerf N-Strike Elite Demolisher Two-in-One The Nerf N-Strike Elite Demolisher Two-in-One
is the perfect example of a primary weapon and also how technology has changed (and improved)
the Nerf blaster over the years.
This blaster is insane!
The Elite Demolisher has a motorized dart blasting mechanism that can shoot an entire
banana clip of darts at once.
Consider that those clips contain 10 darts, and you'll start to understand why this weapon
is one of the better primary blasters out there.
It also has a pump action missile blasting system that can send a nerf missile up to
90 feet which, which in close range combat should make your opponent think twice about
engaging you.
Nerf N-Strike Elite Stryfe Like most things these days, the Nerf community
is rife with modders who take a base blaster and add all sorts of cool extra features.
The Nerf N-Strike Elite Stryfe is a great base blaster that even without mods makes
for a fantastic battle weapon.
The blaster itself boasts one of the best rates of fire of any blaster, but perhaps
most importantly, it rarely jams.
With motorized firing, it can get through the base six-dart clip in what feels like
under a second, so you're going to have to upgrade to at least the 18-dart clip if you
want to survive in battle.
Beyond that, it has a lot of tactical rails that help with expansions, a must for any
modder out there.
Nerf N-Strike Elite Strongarm This blaster may look like a primary blaster,
which it is and can be, but it can also function as one of the more powerful secondary blasters
as well.
With a rotating barrel that flips open for easy loading, this member of the Elite family
can shoot elite darts over 90 feet which makes it one of the more powerful blasters on the market.
It’s also capable of regular and slam fire, which makes it a great secondary in a nerf
war.
And it’s not just easy to reload, but very satisfying as well: the barrel flips open
and makes a clicking sound that’s just music to the ears.
Nerf N-strike Rhino Fire Now THIS is the definition of a primary blaster.
This blaster sits atop a freaking tripod, which makes it the perfect blaster to protect
the entrance of your base during Nerf wars or to terrorize your younger brother or sister
at home.
Like most Elite class Nerf blasters it fires on a motor, allowing you to shoot a blizzard
of darts up to 90 feet away.
It features two barrels that hold up to 25 darts each, meaning that it has the capability
of hitting 50 enemies at distance.
You can also remove the tripod to bring the action to your enemies, which makes this one
of the more terrifying primary blasters on the market.
It does struggle with accuracy a bit and it is bulky, but when you're shooting 50 darts
in a matter of seconds, accuracy doesn't really matter.
Nerf N-Strike Elite Hail-Fire The king of all primary blasters, at least
if you care about high capacity.
The Hail-Fire comes with four Quick Reload Clips, which allows it to carry 24 Elite darts.
Beyond that, though, it also can hold up to four more reload clips, which allows it to
carry up to 144 darts total!
Beyond capacity, the Hail-Fire's acceleration trigger powers up it's motor, which means
that it can semi-automatically fire a storm of darts up to 75 yards away.
It's also a modders dream as it has two tactical rails that allow it to work with most N-Strike
accessories.
Because of its high capacity it can eat through darts (and batteries), so if you're willing
to drop a lot of money into your primary blaster, then the Hail-Fire is the way to go.
Nerf N-Strike Elite Alpha Trooper CS-12 The Nerf N-Strike Elite Alpha Trooper CS-12
is a pump action primary blaster that comes with a detachable shoulder stock, which makes
it feel a lot more badass than other primaries out there.
A clip-based blaster, its mag holds 12 darts.
It really is one of the better slam firing blasters on the market.
With a maximum firing rate of 3 darts per second and a maximum firing range of 50 feet,
the CS-12 is a great starting point for people getting into the Nerf game.
It also has a limitied modding capability, thanks to the small tactical rail on top of
the blaster.
Like all other clip-based blasters it does have a jam door, but thanks to its reverse
plunger system it luckily doesn't jam that often.
All this makes the CS-12 a great weapon for combat.
Nerf N-Strike Elite Retaliator Nerf N-Strike Elite Retaliator is one of the
better primary blasters out there.
Powerful, easy to handle, and a decent dart capacity.
It also very rarely jams, which is obviously extremely important for those who bring it
into battle.
And it's a modders dream, as it has a detachable stock and barrell, meaning that you can change
the weight, power and even accuracy of the weapon depending on your needs.
If you're thinking of entering the Nerf war world, think of pairing the Elite Retaliator
with a Nerf tactical vest, as it increases it's capacity and reload capabilities.
Nerf N-Strike Elite Rampage The Nerf N-Strike Elite Rampage is a Nerf
lovers dream.
I mean, it’s a freaking Nerf shotgun, so 'nuff said.
Even better, for a "shotgun" it's actually extremely accurate and good for distance,
with an advertised range of 75 feet.
Also unlike real shotguns it holds a clip, or in this case a "drum magazine" that holds
25 darts.
This is one of the most feared blasters to come across in war, as people who have used
it boast that since purchasing the Elite Rampage that they never lose in one on one battle.
It's also one of the most technologically advanced blasters to come out yet.
Nerf N-Strike Elite RapidStrike CS-18 The Nerf N-Strike Elite RapidStrike CS-18
is the king of the battlefield.
Boasting an initial clip of 18 darts, the Rapidstrike is also one of the more lightweight
blasters in the market, which really is important considering that a lot of the people on the
battlefield tend to be on the young-side.
Like all N-Strike Elite blasters it features an Acceleration Trigger, which allows for
extremely rapid firing (shooting 4 darts a second, the fastest of any blaster).
It really rocks the best combination of weight, firing speed, firing distance and accuracy
of any blaster on the market and because of that it's the top primary blaster that you'll
see regardless of whether you're playing 3v3, 5v5 or 50v50.
It's also got the most and best locations for modding, which is probably the most important
aspect of any blaster.
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