If you want to use darts as your primary ammunition, place the rounds in the banana clip, fire up the motor by squeezing the acceleration trigger, and pull the trigger to fire at your opponents. For missiles, insert a missile into the launcher barrel, slide the pump handle, and pull the trigger to send your opponents scurrying for cover.
The 2-in-1 Demolisher comes with detachable storage space for your missiles. Overwhelm your enemies with foamed ammunition at 90 feet away with the Nerf N-Strike Elite Strongarm, which includes six darts for continuous firing. This model includes a rotating barrel that you can flip for hassle-free reloading. The N-Strike Elite Strongarm is the ideal Nerf gun for users who want to attack from afar or those who are new to Nerf warfare. Reloading can be a hassle sometimes, so we suggest getting the Nerf Zombie Strike Flipfury Blaster for more efficient shooting as you can fire 12 darts in succession, with two flipping dart drums holding six darts each.
The Fortnite RL Blaster comes bundled with two genuine Nerf rockets and a handy storage stock in case you ran out of ammunition in the middle of a battle.
One of the best modern Nerf models, the N-Strike Elite Rhino-Fire Blaster is an intense, double-barrel blaster with a removable tripod that hits from a whopping 90 feet or longer if you modify it.
With a dart manual-load cylinder and standard spring trigger, the Doomlands Lawbringer is super easy to understand operationally but gives off a futuristic, doomsday, cowboy image that is daunting to any zombie on the other side of your barrel. Instead, slide your darts into the side cylinders and use the smooth pump-action primer to ready fire. The pump grip is big, as is the actual blaster grip, so you can fire with one hand.
Honestly, the Doomlands Vagabond looks more aggressive than it fires but still shoots Elite darts so your distance will be anywhere between 70 and 90 feet. The Hammershot is a quick-draw, five-dart blaster that can be easily modified to shoot farther, faster, and harder. This is your go-to, one-hander revolver.
Blasters in the Rival series shoot harder foam balls at up to feet per second FPS. Most of the guns are motorized, some even incorporate flywheels to fling the foam balls. That's because it's not just a cool Fortnite crossover; it's an excellent Nerf gun in general.
Based on the Fortnite Assault Rifle, this blaster has all the personality of that series thanks to oversized proportions and a bright, here-I-am color-scheme. However, it's what's inside that really impresses.
The AR-L features a motorized mechanism that will fire darts faster than normal, making it a very cool piece of kit if you can keep it stocked with batteries.
Elsewhere, the AR-L offers utility thanks to flip-up sights that go with a stock for bracing against your shoulder and a dart clip for quick reloading. It's comfortably a front-runner for any list of the best Fortnite Nerf guns. There are plenty of Nerf guns that are more expensive than this one, but the Ultra Select gets our vote as the top premium option because it's still relatively affordable, looks awesome, and has a smart gimmick that actually makes it worth the extra cost.
This Nerf blaster does exactly what it says on the tin; it carries two separate magazines with unique types of dart, and you can then 'select' whichever one you want to fire on the fly. That means you can use Ultra ammo with increased range for laying down suppressing cover before instantly switching to a new, alternate Ultra dart if you want more accuracy. It's a novelty, sure, but it's a novelty with practical uses.
A battery-powered firing mechanism helps push the Ultra Select over the edge. It hurls out shots quickly and accurately when fuelled by batteries, putting it head and shoulders above Nerf's cheaper alternatives. Fortnite crossing over with Nerf is a match made in heaven; the battle royale is both imaginative and wacky when it comes to weaponry design, making for memorable toys that stand out from other blasters in the Nerf stable.
They're instantly recognisable as items from the game, too. These aren't cheap reskins with a fresh coat of paint. The TS-1 is a great example. Inspired by Fortnite's Tactical Shotgun, it may as well have been wrenched from the screen and dropped into real life. There are a couple of different versions to choose from including one with llama targets , but each of them is a pump-action heavyweight with plenty of stopping power.
That's due to the fact it uses Mega darts. These are larger than standard Nerf ammo, so the TS-1 fits a unique role on this list of the best Nerf guns - it's easier to hit things with, making it a good choice for younger Nerf warriors. If you prefer to keep your foes at a distance, the Ultra Pharaoh is a dream come true. Offering a staggering range of up to ft, it's the ultimate sniper rifle from Nerf.
As the poster-child of Nerf's Aerofin Ultra foam darts, this blaster is able to shoot farther than anything that's come before it - very little can match the Pharaoh in terms of sheer distance covered. Thanks to a bolt-action system, it's also pretty satisfying to reload. Festooned with gold embellishments that compliment the orange, black, and white design nicely, the Pharaoh is a handsome beast too. When combined with those impressive new darts, it's got performance and looks nailed down.
If you can't decide which Nerf blaster to get, why not opt for one that can do it all? Starting out as a pistol and scaling up to a full-size assault rifle, the Retaliator has four configurations for greater personalization.
Thanks to a range of over 70 feet, this utility doesn't come at the expense of performance. It's capable of holding its own in a Nerf battle, and the presence of a tactical rail allows you to add your own scopes as well. Although it's harder to find nowadays than it once was, the effort is worthwhile. And luckily enough for us, the Retaliator relies on Elite darts that are widely - yet cheaply - available. Want to stock up on extra ammo? You'll be able to buy them in bulk at very little cost.
If you want maximum flexibility in hot weather, the Nerf-owned Super Soaker Dartfire has you covered. Besides shooting water from a 40floz tank, it's fitted with five Nerf darts that. It's the best of both worlds. Handily, the DartFire uses Nerf Elite darts. Because these are the bog-standard bullets of choice for most Nerf products, they're easy to buy in bulk. That makes stocking up on ammo nice and easy. This Super Soaker is no slouch when it comes to water battles either.
Powered by a 40 fluid ounce 1. That's not bad going for something in this price range. OK, we know this isn't a traditional blaster. But come on. It's a freakin' Nerf rocket launcher. That makes it one of the best Nerf guns in terms of cool-factor alone. Want to intimidate your opponents? This is the way to do it. Seeing as it's based on the Fortnite weapon in particular, the RL is quirky too. With a shark face to go with tongue-in-cheek Xs and Os along the barrel, it's an eye-catching toy that's sure to turn heads.
The bright green paint helps it stand out as well; it's a real showstopper. Naturally, the RL doesn't utilise normal darts. The Nerf Halo MA40 is a motorized, clip-fed blaster that can fire 10 darts in a row from a dart clip. Prime the blaster with the pump action Hold down the acceleration button to power up the blaster's motor, then press the trigger to fire 1 dart and press the trigger again to shoot another dart. The Nerf Halo MA40 can even be customized with Nerf accessories not included thanks to a rail riser that attaches to the blaster's tactical rail.
Highly customizable, the Nerf Elite 2. The blaster has a rotating barrel drum that can hold 6 darts which you can fire one at a time or pound your foe with the slam-fire action: hold down the fire button and rapidly slide the top grip back and forth to unload all 6 darts. Customers have reported that loading the drum barrel takes long enough to be a disadvantage in the thick of the fight, but Elite 2.
Enthusiasts report that the RD-6 makes a perfect side-arm in support of larger nerf guns. Considered the gold standard of nerf guns, the Nerf Ultra One motorized blaster is among the most advanced nerf guns available, built for distance, speed and accuracy.
The motor allows for rapidly firing one dart at a time. Some users have expressed disappointment, however, that the Ultra One is not backward compatible with older Nerf darts, and that extra and replacement Ultra darts are expensive.
Some claim that the firing distance rarely achieves the feet that Nerf state. Regardless of its tie-in with that legendary videogame universe, the Halo Bulldog SG Dart Blaster is a fearsome nerf gun in its own right.
The blaster uses a pump action to prime the dart drum and fire one dart at a time, which makes it slower than other nerf guns, but super-satisfying to use, according to many customer reviews. With four blasters, this set makes a great present for families to enjoy nerf fun together. Also, for a set of 4 blasters, 25 darts is possibly too few.
Still, taken as a whole, this set offers great value and hours of fun. It's also worth noting that this is a Walmart exclusive in the US, so that's the only place you'll be able to pick it up for now.
The blaster includes 20 Nerf Elite darts and a dart clip, twin flip-up sights. The blaster uses a motor to power up the shots, and an accelerator button to fire darts with great accuracy and distance. Even the darts bear the Fortnite brand, although the blaster is compatible with all Nerf Elite darts. Still, if you love Fortnite, this blaster is a fun way to take your gaming away from the screen and into the real world.
This blaster uses the fearsome visage of the might T-Rex factor to great effect, with rows of gleaming teeth surrounding the barrel. The Rex-Rampage blaster comes with a dart clip and 10 official Nerf Elite darts.
You can fire 10 darts in a row at your targets before it's time to reload.
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