Years ago, a Nerf tinkerer sent me a message here on this website. It was on a post I had made about an old Nerf dart ammo counter made by a German company named Blasterparts. The cool Alien themed Ammo Counter that they made was no longer being produced and, seeing my interest, this Nerf tinkerer let me know that he was going to be making his own ammo counter.
His ammo counter, which started out using the old Nerf Nitron scope as a base, was pretty great. Sales must not have been, though, because that Nerfer eventually shut his website down and stopped selling the ammo counter altogether. Looks like a pattern is forming...
But that ends NOW. This Nerf Ammo Counter has thousands of sales and doesn't look to be slowing down. It is even smaller and sleeker than the last one, but maintains all of the features of every ammo counter before it. It's powered by an internal rechargeable battery. It utilizes an IR sensor in the barrel attachment to keep track of the darts. This ammo counter display unit features 7 different brightness levels, a low ammo warning, and an auto reload feature when you switch out the mag. The best part? An added picatinny rail right on top of the ammo counter. Optics on optics on optics. #tactics
The Nerf Dart Ammo Counter ships with the main sensor unit, the display unit, coiled cable, and the built-in battery.
If you're bored with the lackluster or undersized stock pump-action foregrips included with your blaster, this Knuckle Guard Pump Grip for the Nexus Pro and Stryker is the perfect way to spice things up on your favorite Dart Zone blaster.
No, not that kind of stripper. This Nerf Clipper Strip is a speed-loader for reloading your Nerf magazines when they're empty. You can reload an entire magazine in mere seconds instead of loading one by one like some kind of Nerf peasant.
Another M134 Minigun styled blaster, the Feidama Gatling Gun "Soft Bomb Launcher" features dynamic lights and sound to simulate firing. It also includes a 60-dart ammo chain, 80 suction tip darts, a tripod, and a rechargeable battery pack!
While it's probably most well known from being in Call of Duty Black Ops, the ballistic knife is still a very real life thing. And while this isn't quite it, this Nerf Dagger from Worker is as close as we've gotten in the Nerf gun hobby.
The Motortier SMG is a 3D printed, full-auto, shell-ejecting flywheel Nerf gun that's powered by a 3S LiPo and uses a short-dart 30 round double stacked magazine. It is highly reminiscent of the UDM-45 from Call of Duty Infinite Warfare.
This 3rd party Nerf-inspired blaster is based on the good ol Nerf Modulus. Luckily, the Modulus is an excellent blaster. My experience with blasters like these has always been very positive. More powerful with less resistance.
This modified toy foam blaster from YouTube channel Battle Squad/PDKFilms is a highly modded and custom painted Nerf Rayven that was used in their YouTube videos. The internals have also been lightly modified so now, "it absolutely rips."
Hit the target and KILL the lights! For the lazy Nerfer who never wants to get up to turn the lights off, this target attaches to your light switch to make turning on or off the lights a blast! Just make sure to keep a Nerf gun near your bed.
This Nerf compatible shell-ejecting shotgun blaster is based on the Benelli M4 Tactical Shotgun, complete with a pistol grip and collapsible stock. It also features very realistic loading where you push the shells in through the bottom
