The Nerf Ultra Pharoah is spring powered blaster that shoots over 100 Feet per second with a decent range. Since no Nerf brand snipers really have that great of range or accuracy, you might as well go with one that looks the best. Elite darts are also compatible with XShot blasters but they don’t quite perform the same. One really nice thing about the Xshot brand Nerf guns is that they have comparable or better pricing than the name brand, but include a lot more ammo with their foam dart guns. Plus, it has versatility to spare. Tactical rails allow you to add numerous accessories should you want to upgrade down the road, and you can clip on everything from scopes to better grips if you have the budget or inclination. You can even add a shoulder rest if you want to level up what is already one of the best Nerf guns. When combined with its cowboy-esque loading mechanism, it's a solid all-rounder. The Prometheus fires easily with the help of an included rechargeable Lipo battery. However, with that massive amount of ammo, it requires a bit of shaking to fend off clogs in the hopper.

One look at the Nerf N-Strike Megalodon and you might imagine yourself as sergeant Blain Cooper from the Predator movie, wielding the iconic "Old Painless" minigun. The overall design fits that narrative as the gun looks pretty intimidating. Here, it's all about pure power, as your rivals have no other option but to run away once you start blasting. The shooting mechanism is simple, as the mag will spin when you crank the handle and shoot. With a capacity of 20 mega-darts, this gun will clear the battlefield. Another strong point of the N-Strike Megalodon is the range, as it can hit a target from almost 100ft away. There is nothing quite like the Rhino Fire but if you can find them, the closest options are the Dart Zone Dart Storm or the Boomco. Colossal Blitz. Unfortunately, these are also harder to find. 2. Dude Perfect Signature Bow The N-Strike Elite Disruptor doesn't use batteries, but it features slam fire. Firing power is impressive as the blasted dart can reach up to 80ft. The trigger is very responsive, making this model an excellent secondary weapon. Like most other foam pistols, the capacity is only six darts. Plus, you need to be careful, as the gun will jam if the darts slip in the cylinder. Because of its compactness, the N-Strike Elite Disruptor is ideal for all generations and can easily be dual-wielded, since the handle has a comfortable grip to help you be more accurate. It also shoots at the up to 100 FPS and with a range of up and over 100 feet. It also features a small tactical rail under the barrel, a trigger safety, and includes 50 Rival balls.Once of the newest and most exciting Nerf blasters is the new Nerf Pro Stryfe X blaster! This high-performance blaster is the first to take the Nerf brand to the high-performance level as it shoots darts at up to 150 feet per second for intense Nerf wars. One of the must-buy Nerf choices for any adult wanting to fling foam is the Rival Kronos. It is a spring-powered pump pistol that holds 5 Rival rounds inside and provides top-of-the-line power for a side arm choice. Firstly the Star Wars blasters are less powerful than the popular Elite range. These ones in particular are advertised as having a firing range of up to 22m, whereas the Elite are advertised as having a 30m range – making the Star Wars range considerably less powerful. Some Nerf guns can hold only six darts in the chamber, while high-capacity models fit up to 100. Low-capacity guns are great for casual fun but automatic, high-capacity Nerf guns will give you an advantage in intense battles. What Is Your Budget? If you are having problems locating this one, the Poe Dameron blaster is very similar, although I personally prefer the way the Captain Cassian Andor blaster looks.

The Firestrike is a little larger than the other blasters in this list, weighing in at 12oz and is about 10 inches in length, but it does have the rear pull priming lever, which is why I have chosen to feature it. This prime mechanism seems to be easier than some of the others, and therefore more suited to smaller, less able hands/ If you are looking for a blaster that has reigned supreme for many years, look no further than the Nerf Rival Nemesis. A fun choice to rekindle one’s role as the Master Chief is the Nerf Halo MA40 Motorized Dart Blaster. It is a battery-powered semi-auto rifle with a 10-dart magazine with close resemblance to the AR from the game. The BowStrike is part of the Elite range, but where the large Elite blasters fire at around 70-75 FPS (feet per second) this one averages around 55 FPS. Although this is more than the Star Wars blaster above, it is much less powerful than the bigger guns in the Elite range. Please remember the earlier warning about not firing at people’s faces. Nerf Rival : Another set of pellets that will only fit Rival blasters (they're bigger than Hyper pellets, so won't work on those either).

What’s not to love about an automatic Nerf mini gun that includes a 50-dart drum magazine and shoots about three darts per second? It doesn’t shoot that hard though, just at the par 70 FPS. If you're hunting down the most powerful Nerf gun, you'll want to keep an eye out for motorized blasters. These use batteries to increase the speed at which they fire darts, allowing them to spit out ammo at a blistering pace. So far as we're concerned, few can beat the Nerf Hyper Mach 100.

This blaster shoots short darts which are ideal for high-performance Nerf. Included is a 15-dart magazine with 15 Game Face brand darts. It is also compatible with straight Talon magazines, so you can easily get more or longer ones. Short darts are the recommended ammo choice for any powerful blaster. As this is venturing into premium Nerf dart shooting, the price tag is higher. It simply has much better materials, options, and performance.

Overall a really nice blaster, but possibly a little too big for smaller kids, but one they will grow into. Summary