Aliens are battling their way through the universe searching for worlds to conquer! Who will be next? If they're coming with blasters like the Alien Menace Voidcaster, it will probably be us! As one of the few existing blasters that are semi-automatic without the use of batteries or flywheels, the Voidcaster was a blast to use and it was also a sci-fi/alien themed aesthetic masterpiece. Yes, it had a mostly unique firing mechanism to fire darts and it looked good while it was doing it... AND you could get two of these and dual wield them. What more could you ask for?
The Alien Menace Voidcaster uses a double-action type priming mechanism where, with one pull of the trigger, you primed and shot the blaster. Yes, no top slide prime, no batteries, no noisy flywheels, just you and a couple of fast-firing akimbo Voidcasters and you could conquer the Nerf world yourself. The Voidcaster is almost like if the Hammershot's didn't have to be cocked before each shot. Basically, the Voidcaster is a big alien Hammershot with no hammer. Just load 4 of the 8 included Alien Menace Elite Darts into the front of the blaster and you're all set. Fire 4 darts in a row without reloading. The Voidcaster utilizes a smart-AR system to fire darts one by one and it will skip over any empty barrels and go right to the next loaded barrel. It also has storage for an additional 4 darts on each side of the blaster for a total of 8 darts on the sides of the blaster and 4 in the barrels.
This off-brand Nerf gun is a UMP45 lookalike, sure. But it's also a high performance, spring powered, mag fed dart gun with a pump action grip. It includes a 15 dart magazine, abs flip sights, optic attachment, and 100 custom foam darts.
This Zombie re-shell of the Nerf Stryfe might be the best one yet. With "power shock" lights and shooting sound effects, coupled with the wacky Zombie Strike aesthetics, this Zombie Strike Stryfe definitely stands out from the crowd!
Touted as the "most Next Level blaster" in the HorrorFire range, the X-Shot Insanity HorrorFire Dread Hammer is a beastly blaster indeed! It features gnarly dinosaur bone aesthetics and a 35 round dart belt with an auto-rotating barrel.
If you show up on any spectrum, let it be the Dart Zone Spectrum. This motorized blaster is often referred to as the "Stryfe killer" and nearly lives up to the hype. If you don't plan on modding, the Spectrum is actually the better buy.
X-Shot has released a new line of dart blasters that take their name very literally. They've released a belt-fed foam dart Minigun with a scope, 360 degree tripod, full automatic firing and a 40 round capacity. The Rage Fire is... Insanity!
The Dart Zone Omnia Pro Gen 3 is still a high performance, flywheel powered, half-length dart blaster with a rechargeable battery and a Select-Fire switch that allows you to change between single-fire, burst-fire, or full-auto fire modes.
Ripped straight out of Star Wars The Book of Boba Fett and into your next Nerf War, this replica EE-3 dart blaster is meticulously detailed to capture the look of the blaster on the Disney Plus series. Features realistic lights and sounds.
The Coathanger from SpitfireProducts is a compact, 3D printed, competitive short-dart Nerf gun with a proprietary wire-hook plunger rod/catch system that gives the blaster its name and also makes priming the 200 fps blaster buttery smooth.
With the release of the X-Shot Longshot, Zuru has finally ascended into short-dart supremacy. The X-Shot Longshot is a bullpup blaster that can use short or long darts and hits over 120 FPS out of the box. Did I mention it has Slam-Fire?
