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Excellent quality. Just be careful with modded blasters. . They seem to be slightly stiffer than standard elite nerf darts, and the head seems to be a hair longer, so while they're pretty much indistinguishable from genuine darts at a distance, you can see the differences when looking closer. . In stock blasters and modded spring blasters, they'll work superbly, possibly even better than regular elites. Just be careful using these with modded flywheel blasters, as really fast wheels can occasionally rip the heads off the darts, as i found out using my rapidstrike with worker flywheels. If using these darts, i'd recommend against them in any blaster with serrated flywheels. Otherwise, they're darned good. Best Raytheon Toys Soft Darts for Nerf N-Strike Elite Series Blasters, 300-Pieces as-of ( Apr 2021 ) | Raytheon Toys-Toys And Games Review Extras Raytheon Toys Soft Darts for Nerf N-Strike Elite Series Blasters, 300-Pieces Never run out of ammo again! - now you can finally dominate the battlefield with the raytheon toys premium nerf gun foam toy bullets! this incredible mega-pack that contains 300 high-quality foam bullets will make sure that you never run out of ammunition again!. Universal design for every nerf gun! - our amazing toy pistol foam darts have the ideal dimensions (7. 2 x 1. 3cm) and are compatible with the nerf n-strike elite rampage/retaliator series blasters and almost all of nerf guns available! rest assured that your nerf pistol will never jam and will always have a full magazine!. Shoot with unparalleled precision & accuracy! - we have implemented the advanced, patented raytheon techtm technology to our elite foam bullets, adding more weight to the orange tip, thus providing you with extreme accuracy and maximum precision!. Enjoy safe & fun battles with your family! - the raytheon toys tested and approved nerf foam bullets are ideal for endless hours of battles due to their safe and innovative design! feel the adrenaline rush while battling with your friends or children and enjoy the slam fire action!. Smashing nerf fun or your money back! - we, believe that you and your children, deserve the most durable, accurate and fun nerf shotgun foam bullets! that's why we proudly back our premium product with a hassle-free 100% money back guarantee! enjoy the best simulated combat experience 100% risk-free! .

Raytheon Toys Soft Darts for Nerf N-Strike Elite Series Blasters, 300-Pieces Review (Darts_001)

These darts are way way way better than your average normal elite darts! stiffer foam so there is less jamming. These work well in almost every nerf blaster! now i will go over the pros and cons. . Pros:. Shoots better. Flies farther. Hits harder. Better price than normal elite darts. Rarely jams. Cons:. Hurts a little more. Sometimes if you use a flyweel blaster you need to pull the trigger way harder because of the stiff foam. Caution: always wear eyegear when using these darts. All in all, these darts rock. 10/10 would recommend. -I. Betty

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I am extremely pleased with these darts. They are better than the originals. The tip is slightly longer, but as long as you push them all the way into the gun they seem to jam less and fly better than the nerf brand darts. Also love the sound they make as they fly through the air. Very durable, they made it through a 30 kid nerf gun war outdoor birthday party and several nerf battles at home afterwards and still look brand new. I would buy these again without hesitation.

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Raytheon Toys Soft Darts Nerf N-strike Elite Series Blasters, 300-pieces (Darts_001)"We opened 3 packages out of 30 so far. The first dart that was shot hit the target and the orange tip came off. The following 29 darts were just fine. I put a dab of glue & it was fixed. I wasn't concerned about the quality of them. I believe they are selling good quality nerf darts at an incredible price point. Honestly, i think they are better than the oe darts you can buy. Yes. My first dart fell apart. Still, i'm a realist. I won't let 1 dart foil the rating knowing that they are awesome darts. Buy the raytheon toys nerf darts with full confidence!"

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Official Nerf N-Strike Elite Series 18-Dart Quick Reload Clip

This is my favorite upgrade for my modulus recon mk2 and my stryfe. Buy two of these. Tape them together; inverted to each-other. So, when one of them is in your blaster, the other one is taped to the side of it, but upside-down. Then, you can fire 18 rounds. Drop the mag, flip it over, and cram it back in for 18 more rounds. This is what guys in the military do, too. This is especially critical for the stryfe due to its high rate of fire. But i love the quick-change mag by taping them together.

N-strike warriors lose when they run out of darts, so load up on firepower with this 18-dart quick reload clip! the clip works with any n-strike elite blaster (sold separately). Load the clip with the included 18 n-strike elite darts so you're locked and loaded for the next mission! nerf and all related characters are trademarks of hasbro.

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The fact that this is on sale for only a few dollars more than the standard stryfe should be reason enough to buy it. If you do not already know about the nerf n-strike elite stryfe, it is a semi-automatic blaster that uses two wheels near the front of the blaster (on the inside, of course. ) to fling darts out. This gives many options to the user as they now have another hand free to do whatever they wish. Dual wield another stryfe? sure. Have another clip at the ready? why not. With this kit you also get an 18 round magazine, perfect for the stryfe as you will find yourself quickly going through darts. Included as well is a barrel extension (which hurts range, though has two attachment points for accessories, as well as a flip up iron sight. ), foregrip, and stock, which is capable of holding a total of 10 extra darts, five on each side. The foregrip is especially helpful with this configuration as without it, there is no clear place to put your other hand. My only complaint is that the range is significantly hurt when rapidly firing the blaster. Because the flywheels need time to rev up before the initial shot and after each consecutive shot, range is poor during this time. Besides that, i am extremely happy with this product and the price deduction well makes up for any cons. Edit: the price was about $20 at the time of review. Sadly, this is no longer the case, and thus i cannot recommend this bundle for the current price. If you are able to find it for much cheaper elsewhere by all means go for it, but at the current price it is not worth it. -Notice from S. Ruff, North Carolina

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This clip is great and it comes with 18 darts. I bought this for my son, but i have to admit that it's pretty awesome and i might be having more fun with it than he is. . Update . I'm taking away one star because the spring mechanism has developed a tendency to "stick" . It's happened about three times. It's usually because a dart somewhere toward the bottom of the clip is at a slight angle and the spring lacks the strength to push it up. If you pull the clip out and give it a gentle "whack" to jostle the stuck dart, it resolves the problem.

- N. CassellaI bought this as a present for my 7 year old. He enjoys building kits and shooting things so i thought this modular nerf gun would be perfect. Assembly is easy. And my son can add the shoulder rest as his arms grow. I can see this toy growing with him into his teen years. Heck, i even enjoyed playing worth it. Loading ammo in the clip is easy and the semi automatic feature makes firing much better then the old prime pump method. Ammo does run out quickly worth semi auto s so it is worth getting extra clips. I've heard about jam problems with the semi auto nerf guns but the only one that has given us any problem is this demolisher. If you don't modify the gun and follow proper loading guidelines the gun is flawless. Also remember the longer you wait for the motor to prime, the father your shots will go. I also like this toy because it is a great way to teach gun safety and familiarity.

These straight 18 magazines (for they are in fact magazines) are the most reliable and compact way to store lots of nerf ammo, and online store is the cheapest reliable source for them that i can find. They never give me any problems. I recommend 'em! . . Edit oct. 14 2016: i've used the same 4 nerf magazines for several wars and competitions at this point and abused them thoroughly - let them fall from the blaster onto the ground, etc. I've also tried some other bands' mags which are compatible with nerf. They all seem equally reliable, and some (like the buzz bee and worker mags) can hold more darts, but in terms of value for money and ease of acquisition, these nerf mags still win out. And, since official nerf ammo can be pricey, the fact that these mags include darts is a boon.

F. Finch, Herefordshire

OFFICIAL NERF N-STRIKE ELITE SERIES 18-DART QUICK RELOAD CLIP Features
Includes reload clip and official n-strike elite 18 darts Quick reload clip holds 18 official n-strike elite darts Clip is compatible with any n-strike elite blaster (sold separately) Darts are compatible with nerf elite blasters and most original n-strike blasters (sold separately) Official nerf darts - tested and approved for performance and quality
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Color :	multi-colored
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Weight :	0.57 pounds
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Nerf Modulus Long Range Upgrade Kit

The fun factor here is just switching out the accessories with other guns and doing the "how big of a gun can my 8 year old build". I never felt like accuracy/distance is improved with this, but it's a fun set of accessories nonetheless. The fact that it's all interchangeable with other compatible nerf guns makes it awesome!

Maybe you ve already got the nerf modulus blaster (sold separately). But do you have what it takes to dominate the battlefield with it? you can with the long range upgrade kit! this full battle kit includes a distance scope for precision targeting, a folding bipod to steady your long shots, and a long barrel to increase your distance accuracy. When you upgrade your blaster with these battle accessories, you re taking your game to the next level! serious nerf warriors can t afford to miss, so upgrade stat with the long range upgrade kit! nerf and all related properties are trademarks of hasbro.

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Nice addition to nerf accessories. Originally bought this to turn a stryfe into an rpk-style machine gun. . The clamps are also tighter than before so there is minimal rattle. . The only downside is that the bipod legs cant rotate forwards. -Notice from N. Hakala, Bury

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I couldn't beat this price for the nerve gun that my son specifically asked for. It came in a plain brown cardboard box and the attachments (i added on) were in separate open-faced boxes. It doesn't come with the batteries needed to shoot but i had those on hand. My son was thrilled to say the least. This little thing is very powerful. Side note - if you have a pet that's easily spooked. Prep your child to play with it outside. The noise can be a bit grating and my dog is terrified of it!

- O. RubyI love having nerf bullets all over our house. I love stepping on them in the middle of the night, during the day and especially first thing in the morning. Most importantly (and seriously), i love that my son's expression on christmas morning was that i would win "mommy of the year" award for the rest of his life and i could do no wrong. Fast forward, 2 hours later and i'm trying to get him to eat veggies and now i'm the worst mommy ever. Such is life. Fun toy, i especially love shooting nerf bullets/grenades/rockets at my kids (and sometimes husband) when they don't do what i ask them to do the first time i ask them to do it (parent's you know what i'm talking about).

From a nerf fan this is a cool set. I really do enjoy it. I don't own the modulus blaster so i am currently using the parts for my long-strike-cs6 and even though i got mine used the parts are still in good condition. They snap into place perfectly, and don't wobble has much as my other attachments.

J. Connie, City of London

NERF MODULUS LONG RANGE UPGRADE KIT Pros
Folding bipod helps you to steady your shots Includes distance scope and long barrel for precision targeting Long range upgrade kit lets you upgrade your modulus blaster (sold separately) Includes distance scope, folding bi-pod, long barrel, and instructions. Thousands of combinations with the modulus system (other kits, accessories and blasters sold separately)
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Weight :	0.96 pounds
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Nerf N-Strike Elite HyperFire Blaster

A walmart exclusive first released at $50 (consider checking if it is still in stock on their website), competitor to the nerf rapidstrike, which most nerfers will undoubtedly compare this to. Nerf/hasbro's famed rapidstrike would comparably be the closest fully-automatic cs (clip system blaster) to the hyperfire with the exception of the rhinofire. Being a cs blaster, the hyperfire is compatible to other nerf magazine or drum-fed blasters, like the 25 dart drum that comes with this blaster. This drum upon inspection is actually different-looking and seems to work better than the older 25 dart drums that came with other elite nerf blasters. The hyperfire has cool design cues reminiscent of some fantasy video games and real life firearms. Most kids should find this easy to hold because the thumb hole handle grip is on the small side, but adults with larger hands may find this awkward and uncomfortable. The acceleration trigger is conveniently placed in fairly close proximity behind the magazine release trigger, a plus or a con, depending how the user manages the blaster (he or she may accidentally eject his or her magazine or drum). The blaster is sort of heavy but somewhat balanced due to the 4 d batteries (not included) being located in the back of the blaster within the shoulder stock, which has a nice cheek-rest. Looking at the only tactical rail on the blaster, it is apparent that the attachment point is small and almost guarantees that you will need to take off whatever attachment you put on in order to fix a jam because it is so close to the jam door. If it is of any concern, there are several sling mounts on this blaster. The hyperfire is compatible with any standard-sized elite nerf darts (blue, green, white, orange, and decorated rebelle darts). The hyperfire boasts the highest dart-per-second (dps) rating of 5. That means for every second at peak rev, you shot 5 darts. That also means that you have pretty much emptied the entire 25-dart drum by the time it takes the average person to finish reading to the end of this sentence. I have tested this blaster, and yes, it fits drac's (a prominent nerf blaster guru) description of it being a "dart-hose. " but how does it a hive this? my examination of the dart-feeding mechanism yields that there is a conveyor belt under the jam door. Well technically, it is in the jam access door. This suggests that as the belt turns, short tabs on the belt snag the darts and push them towards the flywheels. Upon contact with the spinning flywheels the dart is propelled, which bobololo (another nerf blaster guru) has indicated that the hyperfire makes use of canted (angled) flywheels, which uses slightly off-angled flywheels to put a spin on the darts. This spin is perfect for the stock setup, but for modders who want to use higher-voltage/amperage batteries, it may be a challenge. There are several reasons why modding this blaster will not be easy, but i will keep it simple with 3 of the more prominent reasons: 1. ) the conveyor belt design feeding mechanism is ineffective at a higher speed rpm (rotations per minute) than what it was designed to operate at and may also need extensions on it's tiny arms or "nubs" that only scrape the top of the base of the darts. Also, it will eventually need to be replaced (it is made of mortal rubber after all, and time will inevitably cause it to become brittle and break) and the availability of replacement parts will be doubtful unless there is an aftermarket company willing to make them. 2. ) the canted flywheel spin the dart and the elite nerf dart design tends to spin out of control at higher rpm, interrupting the stability of flight, resulting in inaccurate and shorter distances. 3. ) the internals have surprisingly little to no space to do anything in the more important areas (like around the acceleration/ rev trigger) despite being a bulky blaster with lots of space in unimportant places (like the lower front grip). Finally, like coop (yet another nerf blaster guru), i have a prochrono digital chronograph which i use to measure the speed of the darts fired from the hyperfire, traveling at an average of 72 feet per second (fps) at peak of rev, stock. The fps of each dart at maximum dps would naturally be weaker, that is, in the mid-60 fps range if you hold down the triggers and let the foam fly. Now, with 3 imrs or lipo or li-ion batteries, and 4 aa to d adapters and a dummy spacer slot, i found that the average fps jumped to 96 fps and what could have been 8 dps (not officially sure but for that second it was a blur and there were 8 darts on the ground) at peak rev without any other modifications. All 3 of the aforementioned nerf gurus have warned of potential jamming issues with the use of old or misshapen darts because of the short nubs on the conveyor-belt feeding mechanism missing the scrawny or thinner dart as a natural result of being stepped on or overused. From my personal experience, i did not have to open the jam door to clear a jam while using several different aftermarket darts of varying conditions, but the hyperfire did stumble a few times during the chronograph testing (i had to bump it a bit with my hand for it to work after nothing was coming out). As an update, i removed the two thermistors (thermal resistors; for you beginner modders, they look like micro yellow m&m's on the circuit board and are considered electronic locks that seize up at a certain temperature, and they also restrict current). While i did not find much more improvement than before the thermistor removal, i did notice that it jammed less frequently. In conclusion, i think the hyperfire lives up to it's hype, and is a great candidate for walmart's best exclusive blaster to date. Time and durability will be the ultimate judge of this though, and i will continue to update this review if i encounter any problems that i feel may change my generous 5-star rating. If you are wondering why my 25-dart drum's face is white, it is because i painted it to look different and not because it is a different model.

Take aim with the hyperfire blaster and challenge opponents with ultimate speed! it's the fastest motorized nerf dart blaster, unleashing 5 darts per second to rain down a deluge of darts onto targets! with its 25-dart drum, this nerf n-strike elite blaster brings impressive firepower to the battle. It fires darts up 90 feet (27 meters). Press the acceleration button, pull the trigger, and let the rapid-fire action begin! comes with 25 elite darts. Nerf and all related properties are trademarks of hasbro.

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We been eyeing this gun on youtubes videos. And when i say "we" i mean the hubs. Kids play nerf free for all in the house and this is what the hubs wants. Fast, and it hurts at close range shots. Lol. -Notice from Q. Weber, Hartlepool

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What a fun blaster to add to my collection! i tell myself i collect them so i can have fun when the nieces and nephews come over, but we all know it's for me (i'm 31. Lol). I look forward to modding this blaster with some li-po cells and a rewire to reduce the motor lag. Don't get me wrong, it's still a pretty fast nerf blaster, but there's some significant torque slowing in the motors after the first few shots.

- M. LawrenceMy son loves it! he had a blast using it at his friend's birthday party. Will definitely buy again, if needed.

This is truly the best of the motorized nerf guns. It has the highest capacity currently offered, a fast rate of fire and rarely jams. . I only wish it had a higher capacity or the drum magazines were sold separately. You can unload 25 rounds in a few seconds.

V. Hakala, Sefton

NERF N-STRIKE ELITE HYPERFIRE BLASTER Pros
Brand :	nerf
Color :	Multicolor
Weight :	8.00 pounds
Model :	B5573
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Comes with 25 elite darts Includes blaster, 25-dart drum, 25 darts, and instructions. 25-dart drum Fires up to 5 darts per second with fresh batteries Fires darts up to 90 feet (27 meters)
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Nerf N-Strike Elite Strongarm Blaster

Speed and mobility are yours with the quick-draw fast firing of the strongarm blaster! it has the same long-range power as other n-strike elite blasters (sold separately), firing the 6 elite darts up to 90 feet. Hold the trigger down and pump the slam fire handle repeatedly to rapid-fire all 6 of your darts at your target! loading is easy and quick with the flip-open rotating barrel, and you can attach most n-strike accessories (sold separately) to the blaster's tactical rail for even more battle advantage. Add the strongarm blaster to your arsenal and unleash a storm of darts at your target! nerf and all related characters are trademarks of hasbro.

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NERF N-STRIKE ELITE STRONGARM BLASTER Reviews
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Rotating barrel flips open for easy loading Blaster colors may vary Strongarm blaster holds 6 elite darts and fires darts up to 90 feet Slam fire slide lets you rapid-fire all 6 included elite darts Elite darts work with any elite blaster and most n-strike blasters (sold separately)
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Nerf Modulus Flip Clip Upgrade Kit

This clip worked in all of our nerf guns! so stoked to chase my kids around and shoot them. Then shoot them again without having to chase down the bullets. Of course when empty its nice to have kids who pick them up for you. Id purchase the extra nerf bullets too! . . (ps all in fun of course. I only chase them with my nerf gun and shoot them with my nerf bullets! )

Maybe you ve already got the nerf modulus blaster (sold separately). But do you have what it takes to dominate the battlefield with it? upgrade your blaster with the flip clip upgrade kit! the modulus blaster fires up to darts without reloading, but with this kit you can deploy a 24-dart barrage at your target. The kit includes a 24-dart flip clip and 24 darts to load it with. Serious nerf warriors can t afford to run out of ammo, so upgrade stat with the flip clip upgrade kit! nerf and all related terms are trademarks of hasbro.

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My kids love these. The magazines are sturdy and function flawlessly. The clips holding them together are a little flimsy, but i didn't expect steel for the price. Even without the clip to join them, these magazines are worth the investment. My boys now have the ability to reload multiple times without stopping to pick up the used darts. They really love that when their cousins come over the have nerf combat. The product arrived on time and in great condition. I would definitely order from the seller again. -Notice from U. Clara, Newcastle upon Tyne

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Great product for the price, i got these to fill out my arsenal for intra-office combat at our small company and they've helped me keep the edge in what has become a heated arms race. I played with nerf as a kid and this new clip system is great. When you do it right these will almost never jam, and the convenience of having two clips you can change between so quickly is great. . People saying the clips can be hard to separate are right, but who needs to separate them? just buy regular clips if that's what you want. My only beef with these is that sometimes when they are fully loaded the spring is pressing hard enough upward to just pop a dart or two out of the clip, but this isn't a major issue. Overall, i would highly recommend these for unloading large quantities of darts into your unsuspecting co-workers.

- N. JudithAt first i thought this was lame because there were 18-dart magazines that could simply be duct-taped together. That was not necessary the case. Taping together 18-dart mags have not always been easy for me: if too tight, the darts get stuck and jam in the blaster. If it is too loose, it wobbles about. It is bulky and cumbersome to carry these large mags as it is, and especially so for the younger kids to manage at my family nerf wars. Also, it's costly to get a bunch of these. As an added bonus, this modulus dual flip-"clip" set comes with 24 darts and two 12-dart magazines that are held together by a solid mid-piece of plastic by holes to fit into nubs on the sides of the magazines. This piece keeps the magazines somewhat secure and it is sort of difficult to take apart willingly. Of course, there are moments where it does pop off and it will take some acquisition to put back together. This i have rectified, ironically, with some duct tape (check out the last 2 pics).

This was a very good purchase in my opinion and i would definitely buy this product again (and i might! ). It comes with everything shown in the first picture - two 12 round magazines, an attachment piece, and 24 modulus elite darts. These darts are the same as elite darts, but with the different colors like the darts that come with nerf modulus blasters. They can be used in any nerf gun that uses a magazine system, and so do the magazines. . The idea for the flip clip is good, and better than the previous tries to do something like this. However, sometimes one or two nerf darts will pop out the upside down clip, and it can be hard to fill the clips with darts. It does decrease reload time, but not if you have another clip on hand, like in your pocket for example. Also, sometimes the clip can get in the way as it is fairly long, and the clip not being used creates bulk on the left side of the blaster, which makes it hard for right-handed people to stabilize the gun by holding it with your other hand (farther down the barrel). . So i just removed the grey attachment piece and now use the clips separately. This is fairly easy to do, by finding the place on one clip where one of the bumps is attached to the attachment piece. You can pull the attachment piece off here and then free the magazine. Repeat with other magazine. . Using them like this works well because the clips don't hang down to far, don't get in the way, and don't add to much weight to your blaster. . In my opinion, this is still a great way to get extra darts and some good capacity clips, and just comes with an extra option to attach the clips, if you want to. Overall, i am very satisfied with this. *but make sure to get "standard packaging"! this is how it would come in a store. "frustration-free is just a brown cardboard box. *. . Let me know if this was helpful!

E. Mary, North Somerset

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Weight :	0.98 pounds
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Clip holds up to 24 darts Flip clip lets you fire more darts without reloading Thousands of combinations with the modulus system (other kits, accessories and blasters sold separately) Includes 24 darts Flip clip upgrade kit lets you upgrade your modulus blaster (sold separately)

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Nerf N-Strike Modulus ECS-10 Blaster

First thing everyone says about the modulus is that it is a stryfe. It is similar to one but has key differences, many of which are good. The main bad difference is that it is more expensive, but now i think it is worth it's price tag in overall value over the stryfe (nothing is better in value, really, but stryfes' need to be modded to be good anyway, so the hassle makes that debatable). Some smaller things that comes to mind is the size, as the modulus is larger and has a carrying handle on the upper back of the blaster that makes it's flip-up iron sight useless. The battery door doubles as a handle grip under the blaster, which i thought was cool. It comes with a lot more attachments, which is the key selling point for this toy: the barrel allows for another barrel to be attached and, by itself, does not affect ranges by as much as the retaliator/recon barrel; the scope is lense-less but has a cool targeting sight; the foregrip is comfortable; the stock is useful in carrying an extra magazine but is noticeably flimsy and wobbly with enough pressure on the plastic bars; and there is a demolisher-style 10-dart banana magazine included with the set. Velocity ratings on my prochrono digital chronograph are as follows: the average stock velocity is 72 feet per second (fps); unmodified but with 3 tenergy lifepo4 batteries and a dummy spacer averaged 91 fps. The best difference between the stryfe and the modulus is that testing of the lifepo4 batteries in a nerf war suggests the thermistor/ resistors of the modulus are more tolerant and do not necessarily need to be removed since no-one complained of it overheating during play (like they did with the stryfe many times before thermistor/resistor and electronic lock removals). However, there is a noticeable spool-up lag when first pressing the rev-trigger and this 1-second delay is something you will have to live with if you decide to use the recommended alkaline batteries. Further good differences the modulus has over the stryfe include the fact that it is paint-friendly and the different modulus' parts come apart easily when the blaster is opened. Check out my pictures below, i hydro-dipped and hand-painted different parts of mine (one gold and black, another a hydrographic with carbon fiber and flames, and a more recent one i mask-painted a classic cobra, python patrol snakeskin pattern). In all honestly, get both the stryfe and the modulus kits (there are many different ones now, including the bolt-action slam-fire able tristrike) that suit your fancy. The accessory parts are all interchangeable with most other nerf blasters, namely the stryfe, retaliator, tristrike, even the ionfire (it's all true, but i'm joking about the ionfire; don't do that). As an update, i have been using my setup for almost a year now. Still going strong with the 3 aa 3. 2v lifepo4 batteries and an aa sized (ultracell; a conduit placeholder) spacer. I have also used 2 lion 3. 7v and 2 spacers, and a 3. 7v imr with 2 spacers and both work, but i decided that it is best to use the 2 aa-sized imrs, because there is less strain on the batteries and they will last longer; so i will be using those imrs in the future. I use a nitecore digicharger d4 battery charger, it works great and i recommend it. Please mod responsibly, as using higher voltage batteries can be damaging to, and shorten the life of the product.

Get a whole arsenal in one blaster with the motorized modulus ecs-10 blaster! this incredibly flexible blaster has a targeting scope, drop grip and dual-rail barrel, and its many removable parts let you customize your blaster in more than 30 combinations. Load up the blaster s 10-dart banana clip with the included darts and hit the battlefield in whatever configuration will make you the victor! nerf and all related terms are trademarks of hasbro.

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This gun is excellent. The stock does not wobble or come out and you can look into the scope without straining. You can shoot a full magazine and not jam. (it hasn't jammed yet). Although the ammunition magazine is huge i believe the n strike modulus is a great nerf gun you should buy. -Notice from E. Nancy, Australian Capital Territory

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Not going to beat around the bush here. I have a savannah cat and sometimes when we are watching tv he likes to jump on top of the tv so our attention would be on him. The tv is hanging 7ft up by the way. Well, after countless failed attempts to try to discipline him and teach him not to jump on the tv we decided enough is enough. So i bought a nerf gun with extended clip and laser scope. And oh man did this baby do the trick i had to shoot him a a couple times with it but once he learned the winding up sound this gun makes he now runs away before i even have to pull the trigger. Well that lasted for about two weeks. He now finds the gun as more of a toy and tries to catch the darts being fired his direction. But at least it still keeps him off the tv

- U. KristenIts hasbro's strife reshelling / rebranding for 2015. Good base blaster, with plenty of attachment parts (all aesthetic). Very gimmicky but when you have a strong base component ie the core blaster, then it makes a little more sense to not tinker with the base, and just add to it. Plus, color/size compatible addon parts have been a community request for a long time

Ordered this one for my (9) year old. I don't know if he ever opened up a package so quickly. Played with is all weekend and didn't notice any issue with darts jamming. Only issue is trying to recover all of the bullets. Lol. It's motorized so the downfall is that you do need to keep getting batteries.

F. Carol, Essex

NERF N-STRIKE MODULUS ECS-10 BLASTER Review
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Build your own blaster with the motorized nerf modulus ecs-10 blaster Includes blaster, targeting scope, drop grip, dual-rail barrel, storage stock, banana clip, 10 darts, and instructions. Blaster can launch the included darts at targets up to 90 feet away Flexible blaster has more than 30 combinations Features targeting scope, drop grip and dual-rail barrel
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Pyramex S4110SMP Intruder Safety Glasses 12 Pack , Clear Lens Assorted Temple Colors

The pyramex multi-colored safety glasses are economical, lightweight, and comfortable. They are great for general indoor applications that require impact protection. Lenses are coated for superior scratch resistance and protect you from harmful uv sun rays. Provides a fun assortment of colors to brighten up any work environment. Perfect for schools or work areas where color coding is necessary. Different colors can be designated for different applications. Comes with six assorted temple colors: pink, blue, green, purple, orange and black. Multi-pack includes two of each temple color with clear lenses.

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Includes: 6 assorted temple colors: pink, blue, green, purple, orange and black (2 of each color) Clear lens is great for general purposes and indoor applications that require impact protection Scratch resistant polycarbonate lens provides 99% uva/b/c sun protection and impact protection Lightweight, frameless impact protection Superior comfort and fit
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Yosoo 60 Pcs Refill Foam Darts Sniper Bullet Blaster Nerf N-strike Mega Elite Series Blaster Centurion Toy Gun

Suit for: boys and girls for age: 8 years and up dimension: 9. 3cmx1. 8cm/3. 66'x0. 70'(hxd) color: red note: please allow 1-3mm error due to manual measurement. Pls make sure you do not mind before you bid. Due to the difference between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item. Thank you!

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YOSOO 60 PCS REFILL FOAM DARTS SNIPER BULLET BLASTER NERF N-STRIKE MEGA ELITE SERIES BLASTER CENTURION TOY GUN Feature
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Refill foam darts for nerf n-strike elite mega Material: sponge + silica gel It works with the elite n-strike mega centurion blaster toy gun Made using safe materials Tested for quality and durability
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Gateway Safety 3699 Colorful StarLite Gumballs Safety Glasses, Small, All Colors Included Pack of 10

Same popular design as the original starlite, with ten different temple colors in each box. Temple colors in each box include blueberry, cherry red, cotton candy, orange, lemon yellow, lime green, grape, vanilla, mocha brown and black licorice.

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GATEWAY SAFETY 3699 COLORFUL STARLITE GUMBALLS SAFETY GLASSES, SMALL, ALL COLORS INCLUDED PACK OF 10 Advantages
Incredibly light, all-around impact protection Temple colors in each box include blueberry, cherry red, cotton candy, orange, lemon yellow, lime green, grape, vanilla, mocha brown and black licorice Deep, universal-fit temples provide side protection equal to that of eyewear with large side shields
Brand :	gateway safety
Color :	Multi Color
Size :	Small
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Nerf N-Strike Elite Rhino-Fire Blaster

Dominate any battlefield with the double-barrel assault of the rhino-fire blaster! you can launch a blizzard of darts at targets up to 90 feet away from the blaster's two barrels, and its motorized firing puts you in control of the rate of fire! the blaster's 2 drums hold 25 darts each, and comes with 50 elite darts. Remove the tripod when you're on the move or attach it to steady your shots when you're firing from a secure location. You'll overwhelm the competition with the motorized, rapid-firing rhino-fire blaster! nerf and all related characters are trademarks of hasbro.

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Rhino-fire blaster rapid-fires elite darts from 2 alternating barrels with motorized blasting Blaster comes with two 25-dart drums, 50 elite darts, tripod and instructions Blaster's 2 drums hold 25 elite darts each Includes 50 elite darts Removable tripod helps you steady your shots
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Raytheon ToysTop raytheon toys soft darts nerf n-strike elite series blasters, 300-pieces (darts_001) Content

The F.A.Q. for Raytheon Toys Soft Darts Nerf N-strike Elite Series Blasters, 300-pieces (Darts_001)

So, while i consider us avid lovers of some serious nerf gun action in this home of six, i am by no means an expert on all things nerf. Therefore i would first like to thank the previous reviewers who let me know to take a chance in these! they are absolutely awesome! the first things i noticed about the darts upon receiving them is the quality and quantity for price are unbelievable! the raytheon bullets are hands down better quality than nerf. The foam is more dense, and less pliable than nerf, meaning they are less likely to get squished or mangled. They retain their shape better, and recover their original shape easier. The rubber end cap is ever so slightly longer than nerf's (which we like! ) and also a touch stronger or harder. We also prefer this. The shape and density of the end cap provides for better speed and harder impact. We absolutely wholeheartedly endorse those aspects, lol! my just turned eight year old was adamant that his zombie apocalypse guns only have the zombie darts in them. Despite mommy explaining the tactical and logistical disadvantages to this thought process, he was determined that be the case. The other two brothers, myself, daddy, and even his two year old sister were more than happy to capitalize on this idea and whoop up on him while frantically searching out only the green zombie bullets. We all very quickly discovered these were superior, left fabulous fun marks, irritated and pissed off everyone much quicker, and flew farther faster. Fast forward five days of owning these and infinite wars later, and he refuses to even acknowledge the existence of the zombie darts now! the boys sort through and preload their guns with "the darker orange, harder tipped ones. " before each fight, and prefer to never use the nerf bullets again. We will be stocking up on additional sets of these for sure! grateful for quality products, made affordable by great companies! we also have yet to have a tip one off or be pulled off by anyone (insert toddler and dogs names here. )

A number of questions have been asked here.

Q&A

(0) Question: Do these work well with nerf n-strike elite hyperfire blaster (motorized belt launched)

(1) Question: Do these jam alot

(2) Question: The pictures show two different tips, suction and solid plastic. which ones would i receive?

(3) Question: How do these come packaged? i have two grandsons and because im on a budget i was considering buying these if they come packaged as 2 separate pkgs.

(4) Question: Do they work better that nerf darts

(5) Question: Is the tip plaatic or rubber?

(6) Question: Will these work with the rapidstrike cs-18

(7) Question: Do these work for nerf rebelle rapid red blaster guns?

(8) Question: Will they work in my mega bigshock?

(note) Question: where/how to get Raytheon Toys (manufacturer's brand) accessories & similiar Raytheon Toys's products

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These work just as well as darts sold by nerf and are sold at a fraction of the price that nerf charges. I always knew that nerf was taking advantage of a captive market - their toy gun owners - but the price difference makes me feel just a bit more exploited than i thought possible. And yes, you do need this many extra darts. Trust me - 50 darts disappear almost instantly. Three hundred will keep the game going for a long while.

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D. Denise, Tennessee says

We opened 3 packages out of 30 so far. The first dart that was shot hit the target and the orange tip came off. The following 29 darts were just fine. I put a dab of glue & it was fixed. I wasn't concerned about the quality of them. I believe they are selling good quality nerf darts at an incredible price point. Honestly, i think they are better than the oe darts you can buy. Yes. My first dart fell apart. Still, i'm a realist. I won't let 1 dart foil the rating knowing that they are awesome darts. Buy the raytheon toys nerf darts with full confidence!

B. Erickson, Redcar and Cleveland

Our girls love these darts and we love the price of them. They are just as good as the name brand darts for a fraction of the price. Highly recommend them!

Y. Judith, St. Helens says

Bought these darts for our weekly dart war fights, they are well constructed and stiffer than the original nerf darts, would buy again

U. Helen, Blackburn with Darwen

We had about 100 nerf branded darts from various guns that we've purchased over the past 1. 5 years. The darts, of course, are getting worn, a little bent, etc. These new darts work as well, or better, than the original nerf darts. No jams in either the spring or motor-driven guns, and they seem to go farther than the originals, as well. Although it's hard to remember back when the nerf darts were new. Great purchase, delivered quickly, all great. The darts did have a plastic-y outgassing smell, that faded pretty quickly. But that was kind of expected. I don't know if the nerf brand darts have the same initial smell, but i know that some people are super sensitive to that smell and try to avoid it.

L. Joanne, Knowsley says

My grandson said that this are the best bullets ever. Even better than the actual nerf ones that cost more than double the price. He has about 15 different guns and they work without any trouble and seem to actually shoot farther and harder. I think it's the tip. I would recommend these with 10 stars to anyone inquiring. They are packaged in 10s and will work perfectly to hand out at our zombie party! it's been hard to keep him from using them all before the party!

J. Wilson, Wyoming

Word of warning: this review is more a compliment of "data" and observations i have collected over the last five months. I am a avid nerfer "for lack of a less cheesy term" and have shot these darts through every conceivable action (type) of nerf "blaster"; including but not limited to a modified longstrike, the slingfire, the hyperfire, the stryfe (my personal favorite, and universally considered the best and most practical nerf blaster ever made), the hammershot, the strongarm, the silentstrike (a nerf blowgun) even the air warriors destiny (the only off brand nerf blaster i have ever purchased, and if you've ever fired one, you'd see why), and over a dozen others that aren't worth mentioning. In short, i was skeptical about buying these darts, but given the price, i tried them out figuring even if they fall apart after the third shot, it would still be worth it. I was amazed at the quality of the darts and their performance. In this review, i go over how the dart is designed and the quality of materials used, i explain how it relates to the performance, and i go over the price per dart. Through out the review, i am always comparing the dart to the nerf elite dart, which is standard with all nerf brand dart blaster, and is more or less the current standard for darts. Coincidently, they suck, nearly any design is superior to the elite dart. I literally tear these darts apart throughout my review to show the darts inside out. My opinion is completely based on what i have learned and experienced with both darts, being based almost entirely on data. . Pictures: i apologize for the confusing order, the pictures uploaded wrong. First picture, i compare the raytheon toys dart head (orange) to an elite dart head (black) from the doomlands line. Raytheon has patented their head design which i talk about later. The second and third pictures show the difference in foam density. The white foam is from a nerf elite dart from the modulus line, and the blue foam is from a raytheon toys dart. Denser foam helps the dart keep its shape longer, makes it less susceptible to jamming, and creates a better air seal. The fourth and fifth pictures are showing the difference in dart length. This has minimal effect on performance, but is worth noting as it is one of the way to tell the darts apart when the elite dart is blue (more on that in the end). The final two pictures show the two part head stage of the two darts (raytheon and elite). It was difficult to split the actual head from the plug (for lack of better term) on the elite dart, but on the raytheon toys dart they separate relatively easily, even when the entire head is still connected to the foam. The plug alone on the raytheon toys dart is more aerodynamic than the head on it, resulting in really good accuracy; most notably through a blowgun. Although it improves performance to the dart, don't do it if your planning on firing the darts through flywheels, as the dart is too short for the wheels to grab. But when shot through spring powered nerf blasters, have at it. . (note: the body is the oldest part in my review. Most of it was written in september 2016 when i first bought the darts. I am leaving it almost entirely intact (even though parts of it are slightly off) because it shows how little my opinion of the darts has changed over five months of continuous use. (continuous meaning 4-8 hours of nerf battles a week, with our formable arsenal). ). . There are three things that makes a nerf dart perform good, cost aside (i'll get back to that later); dart tip, foam, and adhesive to connect the two. The nerf elite darts set the par for the three. The foam on the nerf elite darts is solid at first but wears down over time. The glue on nerf elite darts is very solid and consistent. The head on nerf elite darts, however, is inherently flawed. There is a hole on the side that are supposed to act as air release holes when the dart makes contact providing cushioning so someone doesn't blow out an eye. However, this hole causes the dart to swerve off in a random direction after about twenty feet (due to air resistance). So its not the blaster thats inaccurate, its the dart. Now, nerf elite darts are currently retailing for twenty u. S. Dollars for only 75 darts (price varying on when and where you get them). Thats over 26 cents per dart (which sounds reasonable till you think of it in terms of quarters, and what your getting). Which we all know, you have a 25% chance of loosing after the first "nerf gun fight. " now for raytheon toys, that roughly same twenty dollars will get you 300 darts, (a 400% increase of darts, for the same amount of money). Now, first with the dart tip on the raytheon darts. They are made of a very hard rubber, on the verge of plastic. However, it still has the dumb air release hole! so the accuracy is still comparable to that of nerf elite darts. However, the dart tip, and the whole dart in general, is heaver than nerf darts. So the grouping of nerf elite at twenty feet is about the same as the raytheon dart at 40 feet. Simple inertia, if you don't understand it, just google it or talk to any seventh grader in science. The heavier dart tip, however will not affect the range. Although you will notice a slight decrease in muzzle velocity, the same amount of energy is being put into the dart (some more physics), so it will travel about the same range (if muzzle velocity or how hard the nerf blaster shoots is the issue, then just google "how to mod the nerf. (insert name of blaster here). " and crank it up (the blaster). Velocity can be easily fixed, how accuracy relies on the dart entirely, and theres not much you can do). Some may like the heavier tip, others may not. I'm personally neutral. So in conclusion, the tip is heavy, still with a dumb hole, and hard (only a concern with little kids). Its not entire rubber, or entirely plastic, it's somewhere in between, so they hurt slightly more, but most people wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Due to the hardness of the rubber, it should be able to last longer than nerf elite darts. (note: the dart head is the last part you have to worry about wearing out. ). . Next, the glue. It is awesome. I was expecting inconsistent glue due to cheap manufacturing. But this glue is great. It has a great seal and shoots through springers (spring powered nerf guns) like a dream. The glue is so good that it overcompensates for the weight and when shot through a springer has a higher muzzle velocity than nerf elite darts. Since the glue has such a good seal, it probably will hold together for a very long time. The glue, i would say three times better than expected. (revision: i don't think there is any glue, the tip has this part that sticks out the back, that has these grooves. My theory is, these grooves act as o-rings ish, and seal the air. The tip is held in by melted foam, and friction. This, is what i'm assuming is the "raytheon tech, " that they have recently started advertising and claimed to have patented. So probably no or very little glue, so even better. I am leaving up the original paragraph because that was my first impression, and it shows you how fantastic this design is. It took me firing these darts a good three months nonstop, to where i finally jammed two in a slingfire (which was the blaster not the darts) and they were shredded, for me to figure this out. You can see this in the pictures. This groove system is also where most of the weight of the dart is. ). Finally the foam. It is stiffer than nerf elite dart foam. Haven't had a jam yet. Seals good, and seems like it'll hold up a while. It is also part of the excellent seal. Stiff foam is also a major part of good flywheel performance. (revision: check out the pictures of the darts see the density of the foam, the raytheon toys is slightly denser (more foam, less air) than the elite darts, and it seems that raytheon does a better job melting the inner diameter foam of the dart of the foam than the nerf does on the elite darts. This seals the air better. It is also worth noting that the foam alone is almost entirely holding the dart head, which means it is strong enough to withstand considerable pressure, and still work great. ). . And for cost. Now, i bought 300 raytheon darts for about 16 u. S. Dollars. (revision: at this date my prices of the raytheon toys darts are slightly off, although they have fluctuated in price, they seem steady now around 19. 99 dollars. Thats about 6. 66 cents per dart. ) that boils down to 5. 34 cents per dart. About just over fifth the 26. 67 cents per nerf dart. (75 elite darts for 20 dollars). Although, i have seen the price vary on these darts from 15-50 u. S. Dollars per 300 raytheon darts, whenever its under thirty dollars per 300, they're totally worth it. . Now, for side notes, final thoughts, and gripes. First, the gripes. They are the same color as 90% of the other nerf elite darts out there. And they look so similar in design that you can't tell the difference until they're in your hand (or you have sorted through them enough to tell the difference in the shade of the head). That is a dumb idea. Most people don't care, but if you do, you will almost certainly get nerf elite darts mixed up with your raytheon darts and vice versa. Different foam color options would be awesome and are one of the few places where raytheon falls short to its competitors. The darts are longer than elite darts, but they still go into nerf magazines fine and fire through any blaster fine. (note: occasionally the raytheon toys dart's head will get jammed up in a magazine while your loading it, mostly with the 18 dart strait mags, and curved or banana style magazines. This isn't a big deal and usually the problem fixes itself, and if it doesn't just tap it a few times. But this only happens only one out of thirty reloads, so you barely even notice it, and i haven't had it cause a jam, when firing). The added length may slightly increaser performance giving more surface area for the flywheels to grab on to, and it will seal on the back of springer chambers slightly better. So no issues. The other biggest problem is the dumb tips, which i explained earlier. Despite these slight flaws i would rate these raytheon darts four stars and still use them even if they were the same price as elite darts, but their so much cheaper, so they're entitled to a solid five star rating (nerf elite darts are three given they're the par; if they weren't i'd give them two). I would recommend them to anyone (modder or five year old) who owns a nerf blaster. Another small but probably highly appreciated touch to moms, is the darts come in individually wrapped sets of ten. So you don't have to give your kid 300 nerf darts at once, but you can give them about four packages, enough for a normal nerf war. And keep the rest hidden away, unopened till the kids lose the darts you gave them earlier. If you've read up to here, thanks, and please rate helpful. . Update: i am amazed with how well the darts held up over time. This shows they were built with high quality glue and foam. After a twenty person three hour war, and over a dozen fights around the house (we nerf seriously and often) they look like new. I have yet to experience a jam with them regardless of the gun (we shot them out of every type of nerf gun conceivable, including a blowgun which i'm sure breaks 100 fps) and they almost never jam. I had purchased some nerf elite darts around the same time as these and after two fights, well everyone knows how notorious elite dart foam is. So, recap, they stood the test of time beyond my expectation (again). Also, i got a comment about another, probably better, theory about the dart head design. He claims that the inaccuracy caused by the tip is caused by air displacement. If you want to read more on this just check out the comment section and i'm sure you'll find it. But, none the less these nerf darts are far more accurate than nerf elite darts, and are continuing to amaze me past my first impression. If you've read this far, you are truly awesome. I don't think i would of, thanks. P. S. In order to provide the best information in my review as possible, i want to be interactive with fellow customers. Please leave a comment on anything concerning my review you want; especially criticism. Please let me know if there is anything unclear, or that i need to further clarify. And i'd really appreciate it if you rated this helpful. Thank you. P. P. S. I am consider a video version of this review, if you like the idea leave a comment.

O. Pete, Sachsen-Anhalt says

These darts are way way way better than your average normal elite darts! stiffer foam so there is less jamming. These work well in almost every nerf blaster! now i will go over the pros and cons. . Pros:. Shoots better. Flies farther. Hits harder. Better price than normal elite darts. Rarely jams. Cons:. Hurts a little more. Sometimes if you use a flyweel blaster you need to pull the trigger way harder because of the stiff foam. Caution: always wear eyegear when using these darts. All in all, these darts rock. 10/10 would recommend.

Z. Paige, Sunderland

I bought this pack for the kids nerf wars. This last xmas, our kids received several different nerf guns, some half automatics and half of the pump action type. These closely resemble the standard nerf darts that come with the nerf guns. The major difference is that the head on these are a bit heavier and slightly longer. In theory this lets them fire with more stability. In practice i find that these just slightly better than the standard nerf darts, i find any dart in the gun fires with reasonable accuracy, for the pump actions and slightly worse for the automatics. I find that these malfunction at about the same rate as the standard nerf darts, about 1/100 with a pump and 1/50 with a auto. Would buy again.

K. Janice, Minnesota says

These darts are amazing. We were unsure if these darts would work as well as the nerf brand, but christmas morning was the test. Our family had an all-out nerf war and these darts actually held up better than the nerf darts. The nerf ones began to bend and break after about 20 minutes and these raytheon darts didn't have any problems at all. The orange tips held up perfectly as well. We have 5 different nerf guns/blasters and these raytheon darts fit in every single one. Also, the price of these darts is far cheaper than the nerf versions (and hold up better). We are extremely happy with this purchase and will be buying more (when needed).

J. Irene, Rochdale

I am extremely pleased with these darts. They are better than the originals. The tip is slightly longer, but as long as you push them all the way into the gun they seem to jam less and fly better than the nerf brand darts. Also love the sound they make as they fly through the air. Very durable, they made it through a 30 kid nerf gun war outdoor birthday party and several nerf battles at home afterwards and still look brand new. I would buy these again without hesitation.

O. Edith, Pennsylvania says

Excellent quality. Just be careful with modded blasters. . They seem to be slightly stiffer than standard elite nerf darts, and the head seems to be a hair longer, so while they're pretty much indistinguishable from genuine darts at a distance, you can see the differences when looking closer. . In stock blasters and modded spring blasters, they'll work superbly, possibly even better than regular elites. Just be careful using these with modded flywheel blasters, as really fast wheels can occasionally rip the heads off the darts, as i found out using my rapidstrike with worker flywheels. If using these darts, i'd recommend against them in any blaster with serrated flywheels. Otherwise, they're darned good.

N. Pete, York

Got these for my 8 year-old grandson for a recent birthday. All the boys were most excited for this gift and wasted no time putting them to use.

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