Another blaster named after an epic Greek Titan god, the Nerf Rival Prometheus is a monstrous and heavy-hitting war machine! In fact, it is one of the biggest Nerf blasters on the market! There are many power options with mostly come down to the choice of spring. There is one combo option at Frontline Foam that combines two springs with a 14″ Bras/Alu barrel to achieve up to 300 FPS! As we discussed early in the guide, there are two main factors that influence the power of a Nerf gun: FPS and the type of ammo that you are firing. If you want to invoke genuine fear into even the most courageous of your enemies, it truly doesn’t get more terrifying than the Caliburn by Captain Slug. I also got a Worker suppressor for looks, it fist amazingly and looks epic. Two things to remember with this,1 it doesn't actually make the blaster any quieter, it's a toy. 2, don't use a suppressor in public games because it causes the blaster to look a lot like an actual firearm.

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This blaster also includes two Picatinny rails on top that can be fitted with any tactical attachments of your choice. Picatinny rails are military standard and used in airsoft and paintball, so your only limitation is your imagination! Similar to our previous blaster—the Nexus Pro—it includes two different 15-round magazines for both full-length and half-length darts, as well as a half-length magazine adapter. Ambidextrous at its core, the Kirin enables both right and left-handed operation. Easily swap the dominant hand set up with just three takedown pins. The skeletonized bolt handle enables rapid cycling during intense Nerf wars. Shells eject out the side with each shot for an awesome level of realism.While the included darts work the best, the gun can also fire a variety of other darts, including NERF Elite Darts. Just like the Perses, this literal minigun shoots eight Rival Rounds per second at an insane 100 FPS! For example, Nerf Elite darts are terrible at high speeds. This is because they are made of very lightweight foam and are rather long, which causes them to osculate at higher speeds fly in whichever direction they see fit.

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It includes a large rechargeable 9.6V battery, but you can easily upgrade that up to a 12V lipo battery and squeeze 20% to 30% more performance out of this monster! Another factor to consider is springs store potential energy and as such, the blaster needs to be durable enough to withstand the compression force and energy release of the spring. Battery-Powered The Mach-100 is a battery-powered and full-auto beast that can unload rounds at a whopping 110 FPS! Experience elite-level performance with the revolutionary Shellington Kirin bolt-action blaster, which is injection molded for amazing quality without the 3D printed look. This groundbreaking spring-powered blaster combines ejecting shells, detachable magazines, and ambidextrous options for intense, realistic foam dart battles.

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It feeds rounds very smoothly and utilizes a mechanical agitator to help break up any clumps and keep the rounds flowing, however just like all hopper-fed blasters, you’ll still need to occasionally shake it while firing. It also utilizes a massive hopper that can is rated to hold 80 rounds; however, you can easily squeeze up to 100 without any feeding issues. Now, this is not a Nerf-brand gun, but rather a high-quality 3D-printed blaster that is significantly more powerful than anything Nerf has to offer.

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Additionally, your ammo needs to be durable. Not only does it need to be able to physically survive high speeds, but it also needs to be stable enough at those speeds. It’s an assault rifle blaster that includes a select-fire toggle—allowing you to swap between full-auto and semi-auto. In full auto, the Pro Mk-3 spews darts at 4 darts per second and with the right darts can reach speeds of 140 FPS.If you don't turn the switch on the front of the blaster all the way, it will shoot slower and more accurately. The farther you turn it, the faster it shoots. For a powerful and accurate shot, you want to ideally use shorter darts that are more stable. Final Thoughts Nerf has joined the high-performance foam blasting game with the new Stryfe Pro X blaster! This elite blaster delivers foam at an optimal 150 FPS high-capacity dart blasting for intense Nerf wars. The power output of a spring-loaded Nerf blaster is determined by the strength of the spring. Most Nerf-brand blasters use rather weak springs which you upgrade yourself to increase power. However, some blasters—such as our top choice for the most powerful blaster, the Caliburn—are prebuilt using insanely resistant springs.

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Because these blasters are custom printed, you can select from a variety of colors as well as differing spring strengths which will affect the power of the blaster—the K26 being the most powerful spring. I also drilled an air release hole in the pusher, as well as glued the pusher and rambase together. It comes with a 6.9 V rechargeable battery, which is a rarity in the Nerf gun world and will save you a good amount of change in buying batteries. You can also upgrade to a 12V Lipo battery, which will increase fire rate and round velocity—overall increasing the power of this destructive blaster!It also includes two tactical rails for any Rival attachments—one under the front handle and another on the bottom of the gun. That's all I have to say on this Blaster, except that I am planning on getting a 3D printed kit for the blaster on Etsy, the blaster is just a little short in my opinion, and the kit will add a little length to the blaster as well as add some more style. I tried filing the notches deeper but it didn’t help so I bought steel rods from a hardware store, but this feels like something that should not be happening to begin with. I am mildly concerned about the detent now, as there is only 1 in the blaster instead of having 1 on each side. The initial velocity of a round is typically determined by the type of firing mechanism being used. Each of the blasters listed above utilized either a spring-powered system or a battery-powered fly-wheel (similar to a baseball pitching machine). Spring-Powered The blaster runs off 8 AA batteries and includes a functioning red dot optic, a very nice comfortable rubber grip on the handle, and 12 full-length and 12 half-length darts.