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They can, but they do not fire correctly. You're best off using their darts or the Maverick's indigo-colored suction tip darts.

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If you mean for sport it is doubtful there is enough recorded evidence to exactly pinpoint any one person or culture. Regardless from watching several TLC documentaries.

The ancient Aztecs played a form of basketball with a hoop placed on the side of a wall. They used a crude leather ball. Ancient Egypt was known to play an early form of soccer with a somewhat circular shaped object.

The first official balls were manufactured by Charles Goodyear in 1836. Other than that read this. "Through out history, humans have enjoyed kicking a ball or something like a ball. South American Indians were known to use a light elasticized ball. However; rubber was not to be practically manufactured until a few thousand years later.

According to historical references and legend, early balls ranged from human heads, stitched up cloth, animal and human skulls to pig or cow bladders.

During the Ts'in and Han Dynasties (255 BC-220 AD), the Chinese played 'tsu chu', in which animal-skin balls were dribbled through gaps in a net stretched between two poles. Certain ancient Egyptian rites are said by historians to have similarities with football, and both the ancient Greeks and Romans also played a game that entailed carrying and kicking a ball.

According to pre-medieval legend, an entire village would kick a skull along a path to a nearby village square. The opposing village would in turn attempt to kick the skull to the first village's square. Wow, that probably caused more riots than in modern soccer games.

A Medieval custom was to take pig bladders used from live stock killed in preparation for winter sustenance and inflate them. They would play a game using their feet and hands to keep the "ball" in the air. Sounds like hacky sack to me.

The animal bladder balls were eventually covered with leather for better shape retention."

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paint it silver than paint it what ever colors u want than sand it until u see the silver

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Well, maybe. Some of these questions are opinionated, anyway. You do have a point though.

For the most part, no. But it seems some may have heard of the youtube nerfers.

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revolver

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none. its a separate attachment.

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Tou get some friends and fight evil look on YouTube

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Yes,you can bring it overseas as i also have once brought a longstrike to sg

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Assuming you are talking about the handle near where the trigger is situated, the hole on the underside is for storing on spare dart which can be removed and used whenever you need it. I don't personally use it much; It's just one shot, and it can fall out, however it is useful for adding it into an unfilled 'Nerf n-strike clip system' dart clip.

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The best Nerf blasters that can be purchased for under $40 would probably be the Raider CS-35 (34.99), Unity Power System (39.99) and the Rapid Fire 20 (29.99) due to each's incredible power (35 feet, 34/50/60 feet, 55 feet), the capacity (35 Streamline darts, 1 Mega Missile/9 Micro darts, 20 Micro darts) and each's stellar performance. Some may say the Maverick is a good choice, but it lacks in accuracy and range. Others claim the Recon CS-6 is the way to go, but it jams all the time and sucks in battle.

Unity is always a good choice. The scout and hornet are pretty nice, thought the Titan is only tacticool. Rf20 and Magstrikes are good because they have sick ROF are are a ton of fun to use. Although, bang for buck, I would just buy three nitefinders.

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Normally. You would probably have to turn the Vulcan upside-down anyway, as the battery case is located on the underside of the gun.

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It depends entirely on the 7th grader in question. I've been collecting since the 4th grade and I am now in High School, for example.

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The Pinpoint Sight is an add-on that features a red-dot and crosshair targeting system.

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No, I have tried to load it then stick the bullet in the front and it still does mot work.

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nope

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It came out this week in Canada Sept 20th, 2010

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Because the product has been discontinued, thus no new orders for bows will be filled but the company has the obligation to fullfil its previous orders with Target and other online stores.

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baricade

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$1 to $250

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yes my auntie tried it on my gun

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yes

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it holds streamline darts not suction darts the suction darts dont fit in the drum magazine it can also hold micro darts and whistler darts