Nerf Toys

The most well-known Nerf copies are from Lanard, Buzz Bee and Air Zone, with Dart Zone coming to be one of them soon. Many blaster such as the Secret Strike AS-1 and the Maverick REV-6 have been ripped off by Lanard's Stealth Shot and Mustang 6. Buzz Bee usually produces better quality blasters than Lanard and Air Zone, but are still classified as "Ferf" blasters.

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i would say Nerf goes the farthest because it is the lightest.

the big bad bow or big blast.

the titan takes to long to reload.

Yes, a lot further. A barrel extension of any kind increases friction, slowing down the dart.

it shows if your gun is loaded or not.

but a while ago it wasn't there because an orange bar came out when you loaded the gun

and went back into the gun when you shot it but people stuck there fingers on the orange bar and hurt themselves so the Nerf company put the black part there.

i hate the people that did that because the recon looked cooler without the black part.

Heck yeah it is! Who has 25 of 'em?!

I rang hasbro Ireland and I was told that the Nerf Longshot CS-6 will be available in all good toy stores in late January 2011.

keep banging it against a wall until it works again. :} that's how i fixed mine.

There is no where in the United Kingdom that you can rent a nerf gun. You can only buy a nerf gun.

Currently it is only avalible in the US but some marketing sites do sell them and will be able to ship them to anywhere in the world

At the bottom there is an orange panel with screws around the sides unscrew those and it should slide out once you do that insert the batteries and slide back in to place and screw back in. Make sure you don't lose any screws otherwise if you screw the others in and pick it up by the handle the panel will break. Make sure you have a reasonably small Phillips head screw driver.Make sure you use the correct batteries.

spray spray paint all over the light and let it dry.

nothing special.

Well, it depends on what kind of rifleman you want to be. If you want to be a rifleman with a sniper rifle, then here are the steps. First, buy a nerf gun with good range and accuracy. I suggest a nerf Longshot, if you can find one. If you can't I suggest a modded longstrike. To mod it, just take off the bolt with the tooth part of a hammer and unscrew all the screws. Take out the spring and stretch it a little. If you have a broken gun, unscrew that one and take out the spring. Hopefully that spring will have the same diameter as the spring of the gun you are modding. Now put the gun back together. (If you want to make your gun even stronger, search "how to mod a longstrike" or whatever gun you are modding on a site, like Go_gle. (I don't want to say the name of any company or site)

If you mean and rifleman with a assault rifle, then get a stampede or a raider and you are all set. I would rather use the stampede, as the raider will often jam if you shoot it fast, like an assault rifle should. I have the raider, and I have tried the stampede.

Also, a rifleman with an assault rifle will need lots of cover. I would make a riot shield. To make a riot shield, get a foam board and cut out a rectangular hole for you to see through. Use the rectangle you cut out and cut it into 2 strips. Use those as handles and cover the hole with plastic wrap.

Now, go out there and be a legendary rifleman!

Nope. It just won't fire :)

The pioneering work on polyurethane polymers was conducted by Otto Bayer and his coworkers in 1937 at the laboratories of I.G. Farben in Leverkusen, Germany. so you could say this guy Otto Bayer! Parker Brothers originally developed NERF, beginning with a four-inch (102 mm) polyurethane foam ball. In 1969, a games inventor came to the company with a volleyball game that was safe for indoor play. After studying the game carefully, Parker Brothers decided to eliminate everything but the foam ball. In 1970, the NERF ball was introduced as the "world's first official indoor ball". Marketed that one can "Throw it indoors; you can't damage lamps or break windows. You can't hurt babies or old people." The ball filled a strong consumer need and by the year's end more than four million NERF balls had been sold. The four-inch (102 mm) ball was followed closely by a large version called "Super NERF Ball". Shortly after, in 1972, a basketball game called "NERFoop" and the NERF football joined the family. The football fast became the most popular NERF ball.

No, if the person who owns the game allows it.

If you purchase the Bandolier Kit, there is a strap included. It also comes with several darts and clips to help you with battler. Some Clip System blasters will include a strap with them however, so you should only purchase it if your blaster did not come with one or yours is snapped.

if you are American then go to walmart they have cheap stuff there

but if you are Australian then there more exspensive here but just keep on checking sales especially now since its xmas

:big fer@z!

walmart

yes my auntie tried it on my gun

Because its like baseball three strikes your out.Exept you throw darts.

Well you want to be careful because you can snap off the top screen of your ds (ive done that) but bacicly you want to take a butter knife and move it along the edges and try to get it lose, once you've done that pop it off.

To my understanding their product's are made in Japan or China but their corporate office is in the U.S

No, you can still shoot it. The only thing you need batteries for is to make the revolving barrel light up.