This Star Wars Nerf gun is called "The Mandalorian Dart Blaster," but it's really based off of the NN-14 blaster pistol that the Rey uses in Star Wars The Force Awakens. Han Solo gives it to her at some point in that film and she uses it to try to shoot Kylo Ren in the face later on in that movie. Lol. It's not the pistol used by The Mandalorian, but it has a sick paint job of him on both sides, so we'll let this one slide, maybe?
Speaking of slides, the Star Wars The Mandalorian dart blaster features a top priming slide that you use to cock the blaster. If you just cock it back and leave it open, you can look down into the internal 4-dart magazine. This is where you'll insert up to 4 Nerf Elite darts. After you're done, close the slide and fire. To fire repeat shots, rack the slide backwards and forwards again and then pull the trigger.
The NERF Star Wars The Mandalorian dart blaster comes with the blaster itself in a paint frame looking box (just like the recent TMNT blaster), 12 Elite darts, and they even list that it comes with the internal mag... but I mean that's a part of the blaster, you can't take that out, so of course it comes with it! Sheesh. Pretty sweet blaster, though, great for Star Wars fans.
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