This dart is actually accurate, it stays stable in the air

My mom kept all of my awesome MAX FORCE guns from the mid 90s and I need help figuring out how or were to buy the darts. I’m not sure if there is a company that puts anything out today that would fit those types of guns or what. I have a Manta Ray, 2 of the laser sight ones, a secret shot, a rattler and some other things. Any suggestions or help would be appreciated. Thanks everyone!

Just wondering

I know people say they aren't the best but, I want to try it for myself. Which two Ultra blasters that add up to at most $90 should I start with?

I am inactive in this wiki. Dont expect anything from me. I have 3 Nerf guns(private,u will laugh)

I’m getting…

• 1 pack of 200 Nerf Hyper balls

• 2 packs of 20 Nerf Ultra Accustrike darts

• 1 pack of 60 Nerf Ultra Darts.

• 1 Nerf Ultra Three

I want a line of nerf blasters that are just remakes of old blasters like a modernized arrow storm. We can call it "Nerf: Retro" or better "Blast from the past" or "Blaster from the pastor"

So, this was in a park about a year ago.

@FrostStorm131 and I were battlin and he let me borrow his Nexus for a battle.

Now, I have somewhat of a reputation for my accuracy.

So he hands me the nexus and runs over across the park and starts slam firing his Disruptors at me, and I fire one shot back to see how powerful the nexus was. It missed, and he missed as well.

Not moving from my spot, I fire one more shot while he is running, and it hits him square on the shoulder.

On a windy day.

The battle was over in under a minute.

It's literally 10:00 here in Washington and I can't sleep

I'm just shooting my jolt at my wall because I'm that bored

For anyone who is looking to get into Rival, you might find yourself struggling to find out where to start. If that's the case, consider getting the following blasters:

Charger: Flywheel-powered, 12-round internal mag. If firing speed is what you want, this will work wonders until you can get a nicer one like the Perses.

Takedown: Pump-action, 8-round internal mag. Not great compared to something like a Hades, but as a starter it should definitely be considered. Even if you're more experienced with Rival, you ought to give it a chance.

Helios: Ironically a successor to the Apollo. Fed through an external mag, reloading is very quick thanks to that system. Not to mention, being a top-prime blaster with a spring return, it's rather mind blowing that it's magazine-fed, too.

Kronos: There's been a LOT of talk about this one across the entire Nerf community. Get yourself a holster and one of these, and you've got a high performance sidearm out of the box.

If you want a good starter arsenal for competitive Nerf, look no further than these blasters!

• NER ELITE SHELLSTRIKE DS-6

• NER ELITE SHELLSTRIKE DS-6

• NER ELITE SHELLSTRIKE DS-6

• NER ELITE SHELLSTRIKE DS-6

• NER ELITE SHELLSTRIKE DS-6

Thank you Amazon

Whenever you tag someone out in a nerf battle, do you ever start singing…

CARRY ON MAH WAYWARD SONNNN

THE WILL BE PEACE WHEN YOU ARE DOONE

LAY YOUR WEARY HEAD TO REEESSSST

DONTCHA CRY NO MORE

I definitely don’t do this