Nerf is at its best when it’s being silly. Those of us that grew up in the 1990s don’t remember Nerf for long distance dart blasting. Instead, those fond memories are reserved for things like Ballzookas and Arrowstorms. We fired large ammo at opponents not because it was the most effective thing around, but because it was fun.

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As stated above, the spring on this blaster is quite strong. Inside the blaster, we have a mechanism similar to that in the Ultra Four; that is, an extremely long priming motion is converted into a short movement of a stupidly strong spring. There are huge Mega blasters that are similar in size, but have the advantage of holding more ammo. The Mega line has some massive guns but with a flatter or slimmer look, with some exceptions. Ammo The Nerf Mega XL Boom Dozer is a spring-powered and pump-style revolver blaster that is our choice for the best quality XL Nerf gun. Features With a six-shot dart capacity, it also has the highest ammo capacity of the three. Each pump causes the drum cylinder to rotate and allows you to shoot one dart at a time.The blaster features a six-dart cylinder, with a loading slot on each side. Loading the blaster is easy, with the cylinder being able to be turned by hand. Naturally, even the “barrel” at the front is oversized, just because Hasbro can. The con is that they are not made for high FPS or range. We will have to see if they release more blasters with a bit more power. Performance These comically large blasters are pretty well-blanced and lightweight even though they are bulky. Currently, they are all spring-powered primers with pretty smooth operation. Ammo Had the N-Strike Mega series not become it own series, it would have been the second sub-series of a sub-series. The first was the Code Red Collection, which was a sub-series of Rebelle Secrets & Spies.

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The AccuStrike Series introduces new AccuStrike Darts that are designed to be more accurate and have less spread than standard Elite Darts. This is proved by comparing several dart designs. [2] History [ ] Noticeably, the plunger rod is actually already somewhat bent, due to the spring already being under compression. The blaster still works fine, but I doubt that’s intentional. I’ll keep an eye on that, and see how long the blaster survives. Last Thoughts INCLUDES 6 NERF MEGA XL DARTS THAT WHISTLE AS THEY FLY: The Boom Dozer blaster comes with 6 Official Nerf Mega XL foam darts that make a whistling sound as they streak through the air Testing the range can depend on a lot of things but the average straight shooting range is 40-50 feet. However, if you angle the blaster up a bit, you can get about a 60-foot max range. Who Should Buy The Mega XL Boom DozerIt’s not really advertised, but the blaster even has slam-fire! It’s not that much of an extra advantage, of course, given the long priming distance. You also lose a bit of power from things not being lined up perfectly yet (the cylinder is literally aligning as the dart fires). But it’s an extra that got included anyway! Performance and War Use There are no sub-series that belong completely to N-Strike Mega. The only sub-series the theme has are shared with N-Strike Elite or Zombie Strike. NERF MEGA XL BOOM DOZER BLASTER WITH XL 6-DART DRUM: The blaster has a rotating drum with 6-dart capacity and fires 1 dart at a time with pump-action priming The Boom Dozer has a dart velocity of 5o FPS, which isn’t bad for the size of the ammo . You can compare the shooting speed to something like Nerf Jolt, which fires at the same power but with darts that are a third of the size.