This blaster has some attachment options with a total of four Rival style tactical rails. There is both one on top and below the barrel, as well as two on the white hand guard portion. It’s an assault rifle blaster that includes a select-fire toggle—allowing you to swap between full-auto and semi-auto. In full auto, the Pro Mk-3 spews darts at 4 darts per second and with the right darts can reach speeds of 140 FPS. Experience elite-level performance with the revolutionary Shellington Kirin bolt-action blaster, which is injection molded for amazing quality without the 3D printed look. This groundbreaking spring-powered blaster combines ejecting shells, detachable magazines, and ambidextrous options for intense, realistic foam dart battles. One downside is that Hasbro didn’t make the grip space between the trigger and rails big enough. You can’t to get two hands on it and will have to hold the bottom or front of the tactical rails for additional control.

In addition, the spin-up time on the flywheels is awful. Having to press the rev trigger three seconds before you want to fire is far from ideal. It has impressive ranges that compare to the best Rival blasters, but it is way less consistent. To be accurate, your target will have to be within 15-20 feet max.There are many power options with mostly come down to the choice of spring. There is one combo option at Frontline Foam that combines two springs with a 14″ Bras/Alu barrel to achieve up to 300 FPS! Though this gun has a good ammo velocity, the ranges vary from 30-60 feet. Unfortunately, with the way the ammo is designed, many of the shots will curve off or down after 20 feet or so. It also includes two tactical rails for any Rival attachments—one under the front handle and another on the bottom of the gun. This smooth-firing shotgun is the only gun in the series that features slam-fire, which allows to increase the fire rate by holding the trigger while pumping.

The Hyper Evolve holds up to 100 Hyper rounds like the Mach, but includes 10 less at 70. It shoots hard enough that it also includes a trigger safety as well. The initial velocity of a round is typically determined by the type of firing mechanism being used. Each of the blasters listed above utilized either a spring-powered system or a battery-powered fly-wheel (similar to a baseball pitching machine). Spring-Powered Seeing the shell without the battery tray, one does wonder how the blaster would look with that section completely removed… Final Opinion The Rush holds 40 Hyper balls but only comes with 30, which is just a shame. You want to get some extra ammo anyways, as the hyper balls are small and can be hard to find. This semi-automatic blaster can fire nerf darts up to 90 feet at 70 fps! It holds 10 Elite Darts in a banana magazine and can be upgraded with any N-Strike magazine or drum.

Final Opinion

Unlike the Siege, the Evolve doesn’t have slam-fire, which is one of the reasons it is further down this list. The exterior designs are similar, featuring clear hoppers on top, and rails around the hand guards. It has a 15 dart capacity and is compatible with any N-Strike magazines so you can easily drop a 30 drum in this bad boy!

A Rival style tactical rail on top and bottom allows some options for a scope or much-needed ammo storage canisters. It also has a safety on the left side, above the trigger, to prevent an unintentional shot. Performance The Caliburn is a spring-powered, pump-action, and magazine-fed blaster that is compatible with any N-Strike and Dart Zone magazines—including half-length dart mags and adapters. TO AVOID EYE INJURY:WARNING: Do not aim at eyes or face. Use of eyewear required for players and people within range. Use only official Hyper rounds. Other rounds may not be safe. Do not modify rounds or blaster. Ages 14 and up.One such gun is the high-velocity Dart Zone Pro MK-3 which can fire darts at an incredible 140 feet per second! If you're hunting down the most powerful Nerf gun, you'll want to keep an eye out for motorized blasters. These use batteries to increase the speed at which they fire darts, allowing them to spit out ammo at a blistering pace. So far as we're concerned, few can beat the Nerf Hyper Mach 100. Motorized blasters truly are a foam-slinger’s ultimate weapon! What are the Best Battery-Powered Nerf Guns?

It uses the standard firing system for battery-powered Nerf guns that requires the use of the rev trigger and then the firing trigger to shoot. This blaster also includes two Picatinny rails on top that can be fitted with any tactical attachments of your choice. Picatinny rails are military standard and used in airsoft and paintball, so your only limitation is your imagination! Nerf Ultra : New Nerf darts that fly further than others. Only compatible with Nerf Ultra blasters. The balls are the smallest Nerf ammo currently, but the fluorescent yellow color makes it easier to find as you might think.The insides are what you’d expect, with large motors and flywheels, and an agitator system like you’d see in the Nemesis (but for Hyper).