Nerf N-Strike Jolt EX-1

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While technically not a Nerf brand blaster, this list of best machine gun blasters would not be complete without the Adventure Force V-Twin! Every nerf gun has its strengths and weaknesses, and matching those attributes to your specific playstyle is just as important—if not more—than the blaster itself. If you want a war machine that invokes true chaos and hysteria on the battlefield, there is no better tool than a high ammo capacity, foam-slinging machine gun! However, if you’re just looking for the biggest and baddest blaster around, there is one on our list that reigns supreme! It doesn’t have any tactical rails for attachments, but the gun is designed to be shot from the hip rather than shouldered like a traditional gun, so attachments aren’t beneficial.

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Like the Prometheus—our top choice—this Rival blaster is fully automatic, flywheel-powered, and hopper-fed. It also has a similar latch on top of the hopper that makes reloading a breeze! Additionally, it includes one tactical rail on top at the very end of the barrel and a heavy-duty shoulder strap to help you comfortably carry this plastic monster of madness! There are a lot of nerf guns active on the market today—over 680, to be more precise. That’s enough to cause anyone a headache while choosing their next gloom-and-doom machine!

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There is nothing quite like reigning down foamy hell-fire on your enemies with a Nerf machine gun, but choosing which blaster can be an ungodly difficult task. Nerf Ultra : New Nerf darts that fly further than others. Only compatible with Nerf Ultra blasters.

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Coming in at almost three feet long, the Titan is big, hefty, and a little hard to maneuver—but that’s pretty typical when you’re carrying around a freaking minigun! That being said, although massive, it is rather light and comfortable to carry. The Titan is a flywheel-powered full-auto minigun with a ridiculously large 50-round drum, giving it the largest dart capacity of any NERF gun. The first consideration when choosing your war machine is ammo count. When it comes to machine guns, you would think that more ammo is always better. However, that is not always the case. Consider the following. How Easy Is It to Reload? It also includes two tactical rails for any Rival attachments—one under the front handle and another on the bottom of the gun.

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While it’s still faster to load by hand, this auto-loading system gives you the powerful ability to reload your magazine while still being able to fire the blaster! This loading system is also compatible with all N-Strike magazines and works surprisingly well! While the Prometheus easily takes the cake for the best nerf machine gun, it is relatively expensive, and there are a few other very worthy options out there that may better fit your needs. So let’s take a moment and discuss many of the critical characteristics of a blaster that you should consider before buying to ensure you get exactly what you need! Ammo Capacity It’s one of the few nerf guns to come with a rechargeable battery and even includes a massive battery indicator light on top to keep you aware of your power reserves.