If you know, you know. When I first saw the Nerf Motoblitz, it immediately reminded me of the old Nerf Rayven masterkey integration mods that everyone used to do. They'd take a Nerf Elite Rayven, throw a Nerf N-Strike Longstrike barrel on it and attach a Nerf Mega Magnus under-barrel with the pistol grip sawed off. It was so epic and I loved seeing the results every time someone would do that.
Now, years later, Nerf has finally caught on and is making one of their own. Every big company with a cult following of modders and tinkerers eventually "borrows" ideas from the group of followers they pretend not to notice. It's great when that happens, even though the original creators of the "mod" or whatever idea is taken.... they don't usually get credit.
Sometimes they do, though, I mean look at Captain Slug, creator of the Caliburn. He's the most recent example of people getting rewarded for their hard work. He created this awesome aftermarket Nerf blaster that everyone loved and now I heard he's actually working at Buzz Bee. Congrats, dude. I hope you make something special happen over there.
Damn, that was a long rant. Anyway, fellow Nerfers, the Motoblitz is awesome. It's a lot of fun to use and it doesn't have that same fugly design as the rest of the Nerf guns from the Elite 2.0 lineup. It also uses a pressurized air system to shoot a volley of darts from its masterkey shotgun attachment and that is epic. We haven't seen Nerf use this tech too much in a good long while.
Okay, this Nerf gun doesn't look much like a SCAR. It looks like some weird mix of the SCAR, the HK416, and even a little bit of an ACR. If you can get past that, this is a pretty tacti-cool rifle that includes a foregrip, scope, and 3 mags
The Lehui LP55 Dart Blaster is a Dart Zone clone, no doubt. But it's so much more than that. The LP55 combines the compact form factor of the Dart Zone Pro MK-2 with the in-grip mag loading of the DZP MK-2.1. It's the best of both worlds!
The Nerf Ultra Speed is the fastest firing Ultra blaster. Literally. They had to develop new custom 12-dart speed mags just to keep up with the Ultra Speed. So this is the Nerf gun to get if you just gotta go fast. Ricky Bobby approved.
If you know any Nerfers that also play Overwatch, this might be the perfect gift. This Rival series Nerf gun features a breech-loaded internal magazine with a 3-round capacity and styling that resembles D'Va's signature weapon from the game.
Another insane blaster in the new X-Shot Insanity line of dart blasters from Zuru, the Mad Mega Barrel is a pump-action blaster with an obnoxiously huge 72 dart rotating drum that cycles through the blaster with each pump of the grip.
If you love the Nerf Motoblitz (and you should), but you don't love the paintjob -- don't worry. You can just buy a custom hand-painted Nerf Motoblitz online. Delete the bright teal coloring on the Motoblitz and get a bit more tacti-cool.
Own a piece of Nerf Gun History with this Guinness World Record holding Nerf N-Strike Longshot CS-6. Crafted at 12 feet 6 inches (3.81 meters), this is 300% the size of a regular Nerf Longshot, which was already pretty long.
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.
Coop is selling his Custom Nerf Rival Perses. Featuring his signature sponge-camo paintjob and a quick-load extended hopper from OutofDarts that boosts your total ammo capacity up to 160 rounds. Hey, that's more than a Nerf Rival Nemesis!
