But what it really reminds me of is the Troika Heavy Machine Gun from the Gears of War series of video games. And, second, it was released as part of a Costco-exclusive value pack in 2015, which came with two extra drums, fifty extra darts, and was the first Nerf set to feature pre-packaged batteries. Nerf machine guns are excellent for stationing up in a fixed location and easily allow you to decimate any enemy force caught out in the open or give your allies cover-fire.

Coming in at almost three feet long, the Titan is big, hefty, and a little hard to maneuver—but that’s pretty typical when you’re carrying around a freaking minigun! It's a hefty blaster that requires six D-cell batteries, and it doesn't come with a strap to keep it aloft. The Destructor gives you a ton of bang for your buck and is perfect for anyone looking for a powerful and unique Nerf gun without breaking the bank! If you want to absolutely decimate your enemies, there truly aren’t any nerf machine guns that come close to the intensity of the Prometheus!It may be intended as a spiritual successor to the Vulcan EBF-25 as both blasters feature tripods and high dart capacity. As a result of its size and its massive firepower, the Nerf Rhino Fire is quite the scary, intimidating blaster. There are a lot of unique blasters out there today, and many of them have their own unique features. In contrast, if you like to take your time and only pull the trigger when you know you’re round will hit the target, you may consider running a more agile machine gun with less ammo. The Modulus ECS-10 is a very similar blaster that is highly customizable and slightly more powerful.

Hunker down at the end of a corridor in a game of Capture the Flag, and your foes will think twice about challenging your position.In addition to its enormous ammo supply, this blaster has a ridiculous fire rate of 8 balls per second and rockets rounds at an intense 90 feet per second! The Nemesis is arguably one of the best and most well-rounded nerf guns available today and even tops many of our other lists—such as best Nerf Rival guns. Speaking of extinct, this blaster was recently discontinued, but there are still many of them available on the market. While the Prometheus easily takes the cake for the best nerf machine gun, it is relatively expensive, and there are a few other very worthy options out there that may better fit your needs.

Known as Nerf’s longest blaster at the time of its release, this lengthy Nerf Longstrike launcher was part of a “bolt-action” series that didn’t exactly work out as planned. Released in 2013, the MEGA line featured an assortment of blasters that launched specified whistle darts more than 100 feet. Grab on to the handles at the back of the blaster and prepare to lay waste to anything in your path. On some versions of the packaging, the blaster appears to have tactical rails on the sides of the barrels.The Titan CS-50 is the first blaster to use a fifty dart drum; the Stampede ECS would have been the first, had the original fifty dart drum not been canceled. SMG’s are perfect for when you need to move fast and want something lightweight that rocket’s an insane amount of foam in the shortest time possible.

This is supposed to be an Elite XD blaster, but ranges fell in line with the regular N-Strike Elite blasters. While that fire rate is pretty standard, it would have been nice to see a gun like this one fire a little faster. You can launch a blizzard of darts at targets up to 90 feet away from the blaster’s two barrels, and its motorized firing puts you in control of the rate of fire! The Force is strong with Nerf, and this 14-inch battle blaster takes full advantage of one of parent company Hasbro’s most popular licensees. But unlike previous fully-auto Nerf machine guns, the Rhino-Fire actually kicks ass right out of the box.

As a result, it can hold two different attachments as long as said attachments do not interfere with each other. In the event that you instruct your child in safe gun handling, Nerf guns are ideal for this purpose. However, if you’re just looking for the biggest and baddest blaster around, there is one on our list that reigns supreme!