Nerf apparently decided that the Rival balls were too big and they created this line of "Hyper" Nerf guns with miniature Nerf Hyper Rounds which are made out of a bouncy rubber instead of high-impact foam. And speaking of Nerf Rival, the Nerf Hyper Mach-100 is a Nerf gun that's very similar to the Nerf Rival Perses. It is another high capacity, hopper-fed, full auto blaster that's battery powered and shoots small round balls at high velocities of up to 110 FPS.
So it's very similar to the Nerf Rival Perses, but what's the difference? Well, the Mach-100 uses these smaller Hyper Rounds. These balls are substantially smaller than Rival Rounds and allow you to store more ammo in the same space -- that means higher capacity blasting in the same space. The Perses has a 50 round capacity, but the Mach-100 ups that to, you guess it, 100 rounds. Twice the capacity!
The Nerf Hyper Mach-100 comes with the blaster itself, 80 Hyper Rounds, and a pair of safety glasses. Batteries not included.
NERF has finally joined the Pro Blaster scene, for real! Meet the Nerf Pro Stryfe X, a semi-auto, half-dart only, Talon-mag compatible 150fps flywheel blaster powered by an included 3S LiPo! And it comes with 30 AccuStrike Pro darts!
The Nerf Rival Mirage is the springer little brother of the Challenger flywheel blaster. It's only little in size, though, as it also boasts a similarly high muzzle velocity (95+FPS). The Mirage is just that good and it's not an illusion.
The Worker Phoenix is the Nerf MP7. It's a full auto, mag fed, submachine gun class Nerf blaster with a triple flywheel cage and 6 upgraded motors. Pop in a LiPo battery and the Phoenix can shoot its half-length darts at over 160 FPS. Wow.
The Fire Phoenix is a Nerf gun pistol that fires half-length darts and feeds magazines in through the pistol grip. This is a "cheaper alternative" (aka knockoff) to the premium ZWQ S200 Fire Rat blaster. The benefit is it's MUCH cheaper.
X-Shot has got into the Gel blaster game now too with their flagship model, the X-Shot Hyper Gel HPG-700, which looks like a blaster version of the Remington ACR. Complete with rechargeable battery, select-fire, and a 700 round mag. Neat.
The Nerf Kick Scooter comes with a Dual Barrel Nerf Blaster that can fire up to 40 feet! Just let that sink in for a moment. You can do Nerf drive-by's now. You can roll up on your friends porch flinging foam from two twin barrels and then ...
The M1887 Blaster is a lever-action Nerf gun w/shell-ejection designed to look and function like the Winchester Model 1887 shotgun, famous for being the most overpowered weapon to ever grace a Call of Duty title, back in Modern Warfare 2.
The new Dart Zone Max Nitroshot+ Solo Pro blaster is basically a Pro Nerf Jolt reskin with a compact little folding frame and power hitting up to 120 feet per second. Yup! Dart Zone has taken the best Nerf blaster and made it even better.
The Gryphon is a high quality 3D printed, semi-auto, mag-fed, competition ready, customizable dart blaster. This version is more compact and features an iridescent paintjob and a top-load slot that allows you to top off the mag mid-battle.
