Nerf Toys

Both the Nerf Stockade and Rampage are good blasters, however I think the Retaliator would be a better buy, considering the higher capacity, similar rates of fire and most likely higher range.

The US and the UK are the countries that Nerf guns are sold good so I'd say there is other countries that sell Nerf guns but they definitely sell in Europe.

A regulation football will generally go farther than a Nerf football due to its design and materials. Regulation footballs are made for optimal aerodynamics and weight, allowing them to travel greater distances when thrown. In contrast, Nerf footballs are lightweight and made of foam, which can hinder their distance due to increased air resistance and reduced velocity. Thus, for distance and performance, a regulation football is the clear winner.

Streamline foam darts with drum/clip. Or: if you are able to, manually load any other dart that can fit in the barrel, BUT this is not recommended.

Clip system darts

I only know his fave Nerf gun it's my fave to the long strike Cs-6

of cause you can guys

Usually Nerf blasters last around 5 years (Longshot 2006 - 2010), but lots exceed this number (Rapid Fire 20 2001 - Present), so it is unknown when the Vulcan will be discontinued.

Milton Bradley was the company which owned Nerf at the time that the first Nerf blaster was made, so someone at Milton Bradley had created the initial design which became the first Nerf weapon.

The vulcan comes with 25 whistler darts, but more chains can be attached, meaning with 4 chains you could fire 100 darts.

i am pretty sure it only takes a couple of AA batteries i am definitely sure you dont need D sized batteries like vulcan and stampede

is doesn't need batteries

You shouldn't need to worry about the Stampede jamming, as since the beginning of September when I had it, it's only done so a couple times. If it does, you should remove the clip, center the darts inside the clip, and put it in again. You should also remove, if there is one, the dart in the chamber.

Jamming can be avoided if you take your time in loading darts into the clip, as usually when jamming it's the darts in the clip that have been put in the wrong way, not centered enough, or are just too warped to be shot correctly.

on top of the gun is a little slide panel which should hep unjam

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Yes, because people have Nerf wars all around the world. People have Nerf wars everywhere Nerf is sold, so there would definitely be Nerf wars in Dublin.

No, because the Big Blast isn't manufactured by Nerf. It's manufactured by Buzz Bee, Nerf's rivals. The Stampede is a much better weapon to buy.

You need 4 D's. I know that sounds like a Rip-off, but it totally keeps working for a long time.

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there is a little pump at the bottom of the ss as-1 pump it 8 or 7 times and press the top button to fire the ss as-1

There are 3 6-shot Nerf guns. The first is a Dart Tag gun called the Strikefire, which holds 6 darts and costs $24.99 for a double pack. The next is the Maverick REV-6, which costs $9.99 and looks like a revolver. The last, the Element EX-6, is no longer sold.

you pull the pump out and jam or hit it back in hard enough repeatedly until you feel air in it or its harder to pump

The most significant Nerf-like line is the BuzzBee Air Blaster line, which features guns such as the Dual-Shot and the Tommy 20.

You can pre-order them off of Amazon or where ever they are sold, or sometimes Toys R Us releases Nerf blasters a few weeks before they are introduced worldwide.