Idk the difference between a thrift store (that sells clothes and stuff) And nerf thrift stores (Sells nerf guns, attachment, etc.) Pls help? Ooh fun fact we call thrift stores ukay ukay in the Philippines

Has somebody made a 24 carat gold nerf blaster

Lipo + charger = expensive (unless I absolutely suck at shopping)

AA = most people have a lot lying around

MKIII battery connector looks like a lipo connector... GOOD JOB DART ZONE

Now Switching my stryfe to 2s actually seems reasonable since I don't need to buy expensive lipo and charger, and I don't need to put in lipo alarms, I doubt the battery tray is going to be very expensive... I must be overlooking a big thing here, why had people not made those batteries tray before? batterie tray seemed to only connect batteries in series and not parallel...

This is a minor update but one that I think is important

The DZP mk 3 comes with an XT 60 connector out of the box to which 8 AAA battery tray is connected to

Dart zone is becoming the king of the hill guys. If some of you still think NERF OR NOTHING, then guys this is your wake up call

Source : Walcom S7's Instagram page

@Jerrick Emerson02 the previous thread was cut short, but your question is perfectly valid. I'd prefer not to be pigeonholed by my age. But I was definitely born way back in the 1900's before cell phones, video games, and the internet.

There's a rumor that I'm the oldest nerfer in the NIC. I don't know that for sure, but Mrs. Elliottw says I behave like a twelve year-old. So averaged out, I'm probably about 36 😂 🤣 😂

So I recently got the regulator, And I often sell guns that I am no longer going to use, but for once I wanted the wiki‘s opinion. Should I sell any of the following guns?

original light it up raven

Sonic barricade

stampede ECS

The dartzone tomahawk 60 can use these darts right?

Is the tomahawk 60 compatible with wafflehead darts

I found a sonic ice retaliator and thunderbow, along with a regulator for 10 bucks

Specs:

• Compact pistol design (I mean it's a pistol. What do you expect?)

• Talon compatible mag well

• Spring powered blaster that reaches 100-120 fps

• Price : Fully assembled blaster costs 75 bucks, full diy kit costs 65 bucks and the hardware kit costs 35 bucks. Tactical upgrade kit costs 15 bucks

Pros:

• Foot print

• Performance

• Talon compatibility

Cons:

• No tac rails!!! (Rails look cool. Change my mind. Although you can purchase a tactical kit)

My opinion:

It's a 3d printed blaster. They tend to be costly than off the shelf products because of the work the individual puts in it. But regardless of all those stuff, is it really worth it? I kinda think it is. Even though the mk2 is considered one of the most glorified blasters of all time, it still doesn't have detachable magazine which some people consider as a little quirk. The internal magazine holds only six darts. The Foamknight XE overcame all these magazine problems by being Talon compatible, but there are some downsides which the mk2 fills. Mk2 comes with 2 reloaders and 2 holsters and darts. But the Foamknight XE is just a blaster and doesn't come with any of those accessories. So it all boils down to which one you like and which one you be effective with. For me, I think I'd go with the XE. Comment down your thoughts

In terms of accuracy and FPS

I think its worth it