20 Best Long Range Paintball Gun (2023 Updated)

The Dye i5 mask is stylish, fits well and provides a clear view of exterior and interior surroundings. It offers excellent peripheral viewing. I have no trouble sighting targets. The design provides tremendous coverage and I have no fear of pellets injuring my face.

The foam cutouts in the goggle allow me to wear my prescription lenses with the mask. I bought a replacement lens and have already swapped out the factory installed lens. It’s a bit of a trick to unlock the lens and re-lock it in place and I worry about damaging the locking mechanism over time, but perhaps I simply require more practice.

I read the manual thoroughly, however. The mask appears to be assembled of quality materials. I hope it will prove equally durable. It is clearly more expensive than similar products, but given its fit and finish, but I’m confident I got an excellent product at a fair price.

Dye i4 – Perfected. The i5 learnt a lot from the i4 goggle system preceding it; the ventilation is greatly improved, the mask is taller to properly protect the jawline (the i4, meanwhile, fits only smaller faces whilst providing barely adequate protection), and the acoustics are flat out superior – speaking is more audible, as are your teammates’ voice thanks to the updated sound trap design over the ears.

The GSR strap system provides a great grip and is just as comfortable as any other strap system, thanks to the curved pad beneath the ratchet assembly that makes contact with your head. Everything that might ever need replacing is entirely replacable; foam, strap, ears, lenses.

It prolongs the life of the mask to the point where nothing short of a busted goggle frame is going to put it out of commission for good. It also allows for some degree of customisation; replacing the ears of a White/Gold mask with Black/Gold ears, for example.

The i5 is a solid mask, and easily one of the most desirable on the market right now. I love mine to pieces, and if you like the fit, I couldn’t recommend a better mask for paintball.

Ever played paintball and havent really enjoyed yourself because you had to hide in a bush and awkwardly wipe the steam off your mask without the referee seeing. Or had to shout indications 5 times before your mates understood you? Or perhaps the mask you rented for a fiver just fit awkwardly around your head and prevented you from that 360 no-scope you wanted to take.

Fear no more! For this mask fixes all of the above in an all-in-one, all-round, masterwork design of a mask! Now, I understand your apprehension for the price tag may look daunting. But, most of us will spend an average of 50 on a day of painting blyats on the field.

Now, spending that little bit more in order to get a DYE i4 and actually having fun when playing sure is worth it.

I absolutely love these markers! The colors included in the set were perfect for my project. I used them to draw on my husbands PS5 and customize it! The colors were super vibrant and looked amazing together.

There were also super easy to work with. This was my first time ever using them and I was somewhat worried being that often times markers leave odd line textures, but I was able to learn how to use these really fast and got the exact result that I wanted.

I will definitely be buying them again and finding projects to use them with! POSCA has amazing reviews and tons of recommendations from so many artist, and they did not disappoint!.

I’m a beginner in water coloring and doodling. I bought my first uni posca pens white and gold and loving them because of how the ink looks nicely over watercolor and also use it as a coloring pen. The problem I had as a first time uni posca pen user was I didn’t know how to correctly make the pens work when I opened them.

Both colors were not working so I followed the the illustrated instructions on the body of pens but still didn’t work so I decided to go back to Michael’s and exhange them. If someone showed me how to make them work by patiently shaking and gently pressing the tip of pen on paper until the ink comes down on tip of pen I wouldn’t have had to exchange them.

Hope this would help someone. After all the pens are great and Michael’s is awesome!.

Got these during a sale. I tried the black 3m and 1m out on my polymer clay, sculpey. And it works! I tested using already baked clay. First piece, I let it sit overnight with paint on it. Next day, I applied the varnish and it still smeared the black paint.

Second piece, after applying paint, I rebaked in the oven for 10 min. Let it cool down. Then applied varnish. Paint DID NOT SMEAR this time. I even applied the varnish light and heavy. Paint stayed intact.

So the trick is to rebake the clay after painting. I put wax paper under mine just in case (I use tiles for baking).

This is a quality spray wand that extends the ability to get hard to reach heights and spaces. Two concerns mean 4 stars rather than 5. One – the extendable spray tip too easily comes out of the handle unit.

Care is needed when extending the tip. Two – the tip end bends too easily for a tool that swings around and pokes in places. It is bound to bump things and bends easily. Be careful. Otherwise, this is much better than the non-extendable unit if you are spraying trees or high bushes.

Recommended.

It works great and if I had not run over the last one I would not have needed this one. Easy to adjust pattern and puts out a good flow. Requires about 5 gpm to work its best. Super rugged.

As I already have the P-51C and P-51D from Cobi I didn’t know if it was worth buying this one, but with a wet and windy weekend forecast I took the plunge! Overall, the silhouette is very good, comparable to the earlier P-51D, which is a tribute to that model, but there are some pleasing changes.

Things I liked: The new one-piece nose! I’ve been dissatisfied with the nose profiles on the Cobi aircraft with inline engines since I started buying them. The new Bf109 was a significant improvement, but the single piece nose on this model means that the forward fuselage is now ‘properly’ streamlined.

Block model purists may mourn the reduction in pieces that this engenders, but in terms of overall ‘look’ it’s a winner in my mind. The Tom Cruise pilot figure. Bit of a caricature, but pleasing. Most of the markings are pad printed, only the stars and ‘W’s on the fuselage sides are stickers.

The flat elements on the underside of the wings, giving a slimmer profile. The built-up wing roots. The way the wings go together. This can sometimes be challenging because so many elements are involved, but these were together almost before I noticed.

The yellow tips on the propeller. I hope this becomes the new standard. Things I liked less: Hard to fault. The fuselage still isn’t as sleek as it might be, but this is an element of the Cobi aircraft that’s getting better all the time.

All in all, a nice little build, which took me just over an hour. One thing to watch for is when building the nose on the underside there are a couple of new, to me, 2×2 double sided elements. These are thinner than the normal type, and the studs on the upper side are solid rather than hollow.

Make sure you use these rather than the normal ones for this part of the build. If you’re a Tom Cruise or Mustang fan this set is well worth having. Excellent service from Brick Tanks, as ever.

Firstly, I am a Lego snob, I grew up knowing a quality brick when I saw one. However, Lego doesn’t make military aircraft and I eat, sleep and breath aviation. After searching around and reading the reviews, I decided to get a P51 Mustang Lego-esque set.

My expectations were medium to low on the quality. I was blown away by the precision cut bricks, each one individually printed with the COBI logo. Just like Lego does for their bricks. The fit was secure and tight and the bricks have a Lego-like gloss texture.

This set is fantastic, it was a pleasure to build. I highly recommend buying yourself one.

Item arrived in a timely fashion and was packed appropriately. We were lucky to be able to take advantage of a free delivery offer. From the picture item looks good but item will not be opened until Christmas Day.

Bought for 11 year old grandson. Price for item is comparable with others offered on the internet. We are pleased to support the Tank Museum as our Grandson loves to visit it and through lockdown watched many of the U Tube presentations done by the museum.

His visits and watching the U tube presentations brings him great joy.

I am a very experienced hunter – I had a Stryke Force that I loved but started having issues with the safety – it fired 2 seconds after I pulled the trigger. This was a huge safety issue and I never shot it again.

I was torn between TenPoint and Ravin but chose the TenPoint because I wanted something safe to use, and being able to unload the crossbow before walking out in the dark was a big deal to me. After using the crossbow for a bit, I have a few things that people should know.

First, as others said, I had difficulty sighting in the Garmin Xero – I followed the instructions and shot it at a bag at 5yds, but it was always low, even with windage maxed out. After losing three arrows at 20yds that shot way over the target, I figured out that I couldn’t start at 5yds per the instructions.

I started at 10yds and the windage ended up near the middle and then I was able to easily sight it in. I’m 2″ low at 5yds after sighting in, but right on at 10 through 60yds – I’ll take it. Also, the crank handle will fall out at some point – get a piece of velcro – if you lose the crank you can’t hunt! Also, carry a 1/4″ rachet in your bag in case you do lose it.

Third, the bolt for the cam lock for the quiver screws into a barrel bolt and will eventually work loose – you need to check it often. Fourth, the lighted knocks are always turning on – they are a pain.

Other than those quirks, its a solid package. I changed from 100g to 125g tips and saw a significant improvement in accuracy. My scope says my arrows are going 421 fps, but I’ll gladly trade a little less speed for improved accuracy and better knock-down power.

I’m seeing 2″ drop at 50yds with the heavier tips, but with the Garmin I’m not at all concerned about a little more drop. I feel quite confident in shots out to 70yds. This thing is going to be a problem.

for any big buck that walks by.

Very nice compact Crossbow. I really like the Scope and chose the Ten Point over other major brands because their reticles were too thin and hard to see. The illuminated dots are great in low light conditions.

It is smooth shooting and fast and accurate. It is good looking with and very well made. Negatives: Even though a “low” high-end Crossbow it should come with the extended crank handle. The shorter crank makes it more difficult to cock and decock.

Without the leverage of a long handle you need to put a huge amount of pressure on the trigger box/to release it and decock. I thought something was wrong and almost sent it back for repairs until I managed to get it to release.

The pressure tab that holds the quiver in the bracket is a very poor design. It’s a hassle and awkward to constantly have to adjust the tension every time you want to reattach the quiver. This can be in the dark before and after a hunt.

If not snug the quiver can fall off the bow in transport. The angled quiver is also a nuisance. When shouldered for carry with a sling the arrows get caught up in brush and branches, and often times the lighted nocks get triggered.

The Quiver should be adjustable so it can be set more parallel to the Crossbow. When the crank is in storage in the stock, the retractable pin that is inserted into the cock decock mechanism is in a position that gets contact when handling shouldering the Crossbow, and makes a clicking noise which can and will alert deer.

Hi, I am a rifle hunter and have been for 68 yrs. I have owned and used many different calibre of rifle in my time , and not to brag but have always harvested some really nice W. hitetail deer with them.

I am now going after number 50 and it is special to me. I decided to purchase a crossbow to make this hunt even more special. After a great deal of research I made a decision to purchase a TenPoint Crossbow and let me tell you folks who are debating on this brand.

don’t look any further because the people at TenPoint hands down have the safest , the most accurate shooting , the best warranty, the best customer service , and they are first all the way in research and bringing new product lines and technology to the table.

Some people did try to steer me to other brands or to purchase a less powerful crossbow. As I said I am an experienced and successful hunter of large game for many years and I know what it takes to achieve this.

Safety is paramount anytime you have a weapon of any type in your hands. The good people at TenPoint understand this and not only do they have all of the normal features included that any crossbow may or should have , but they have gone well beyond that point just with the overall crossbow design little own their ACUSLIDE cocking and de-cocking system , or their ( DFI ) Dry – Fire -Inhibitor , and yes , even the scopes being as clear and accurate as they are must be included as a safety feature.

The balance of the Havoc RS440 to hold it has a really good feel , very comfortable. From the first time that I picked this crossbow up I had a very positive sensation. Ha. one that reminded me of picking up my favorite rifle! The power that is unleashed with every shot from the Havoc RS440 is only surpassed by a couple of the Havoc’s family members from TenPoint.

I took 3 shots where I purchased this crossbow. I almost had a Robin Hood on the 2nd shot, but I did shoot 3 Bulls Eyes. I still have to get used to this crossbow some more , but if you are an experienced hunter or recreational shooter I strongly recommend you purchase a TenPoint Crossbow.

You will not be disappointed. If I with my age and experience can master this and be very excited and confident with this crossbow , I believe that any person can. Confidence , Ability , and having the latest Technology made in my hands this coming Fall are things that are going to get me Whitetail number 50 ! My Havoc RS440 and I will be stealing our way into the swamp and waiting for Mr.

Mosey Oaked Buck. I am counting on only having to deliver one shot from my Havoc RS440 to harvest the Buck that I am looking for. Thank You TenPoint. I will send you a pic one day !.

Excellent range and trust me when I say it’ll hurt if you get hit with this thing. This teeter todders the line of being too powerful for the young kids but for young teens and maybe a few years younger it will be fantastic.

Excellent construction and durability seems to be really good so far. If you like this gun then there’s a brand new one on the market from a different brand however it’s at the exact same price point and I have to say it’s probably a little more power for your buck however younger kids probably won’t find it hard to use so I would recommend this other gun to only 13 and up on top of the fact it really fires the rounds of the barrel up to 125 ft which is 25 ft More than this gun.

Search Walmart for this item below, the first it’s kind to rival Nerf in my opinion even beat them. You will only find it at Walmart. Adventure Force Tactical Strike Nexus Pro Ultimate.

First off, this NERF blaster is huge, which is awesome. The size alone makes it more realistic than smaller blasters such as the NERF Disruptor. Holding it feels like you got your money’s worth. Second, the aesthetic is detailed and quite modern-looking.

The gold accents also give it a “bling” that instantly puts it above any other NERF blasters in the room. Function-wise, it is considerably accurate, and fires several feet farther than other blasters, (such as the Disruptor) however it does take an extra second or so to fire each dart because it is bolt-action.

This makes it realistic and engaging though, so I see it as a plus. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a big NERF blaster.

I appreciate the opportunity to write a review of Ten Point Crossbows; quality crossbows. When I was evaluating different crossbow makers, it was apparent from repair shop workers at various stores that Ten Point had the least problems.

My first Ten Point Crossbow, a Titan HLX, came from a gun show in PA. I have three different crossbows and the Ten Point is definitely the best one. I wanted to purchase a newer and faster crossbow. I tried three times to purchase the Ten Point Vapor RS-470 crossbow package with acu slide from Cabelas and each time after telling me they had it in stock, it was cancelled the next day (11-24-21, 12-15-21, and 2-10-22) no longer in stock, check back in a couple of months.

When I was at another sporting goods store, I saw a Ten Point catalog. To my surprise, the RS-470 was not listed for 2022. The new and improved crossbow – Nitro 505 was being offered. I called Cabelas to see if they had the new bow but was told they had not ordered any at that time.

While shopping at Bob’s Army and Navy Store in Clearfield, PA, they had the Nitro 505. Since the store would be closing in a couple of months and everything had to go at reduced rates, I purchased it.

I am so excited about the quality and workmanship of the new Nitro 505. I look forward to many years of success with it. It is so easy with the acu slide, silent cocking, and safe de-cocking system. This is a beautiful bow and obviously top quality.

Thanks so much.

I purchased my Titan M1 over two months ago and wanted to hunt with it prior to writing my review. I am 71 years old and previously hunted with a Ten Point Titan Extreme for approximately ten years and absolutely loved that bow.

The M1 is a very nice upgrade with a shorter length, narrower axle to axle, over 10% increased fps and one pound weight reduction at only 6. 4 lbs. The AcuDraw makes a slight noise when cranking the pall which I do not feel is an issue and is actually a nice reminder the safety mechanism is engaged.

My crossbow came with an upgraded scope which is the RangeMaster Pro. This scope offers red or green illumination and arrow velocity adjustment. After setting the scope to the 20 yard dot it was very easy to set the fps adjustment for increased yardage settings without shooting multiple times.

This M1 has a very smooth trigger pull and is quieter than its predecessor. The cut out in the grip and the safety wings on the stock are both excellent safety features. The M1 is an affordable crossbow, easy to use in tight spots, very accurate and consistent, and easy to carry.

Customer Service has been excellent in the past and I expect that in the future. Love that it is Made in the USA and highly recommend this crossbow.

Initial impressions are very good. Lovely and comfortable. We’ll built. First game day out was very humid, lots of players were fogging up. I didn’t have a single drop of moisture inside the goggles so that’s a promising start.

I can’t fully answer if they’re worth the cash yet, as only time will tell. But very promising so far.

IšverstiShow in original languageThis guy’s a staple Heavy Support for Tau. Nice-looking kit, paints up well with the airbrush. Deep panel lines make it easy to get a clean mecha-style look with a pin wash.

You can build them either with the railgun or missile arms, but both options are easy to magnetize. A really fun kit to build and paint!.

IšverstiShow in original languageThis isn’t about how effective it is in an army, if you’re buying it you either know or like me don’t care. It’s a sweet looking miniature to paint and the price here can’t be beat without going to a sketchy recast site.

Plus quick shipping very satisfied!.

IšverstiShow in original languageIm more of a painter than a table top gamer but i love the warhammer 40k series ive collected tyranids orks space marines and now tau. And i have to say the new models have alot more detail than the old ones.

About on par with the old pewter cast models. The new models also have significantly less airbubbles and molding lines than the older models. Definatly recommend. Especially since this isnt a fine cast model.

They are good shooting sticks. You can use them seated or kneeling. Good for long distance hunters like myself. It’s much lighter than sticking a bipod on your rifle. If your walking or hiking for a few miles to get your quarry they are worth it.

I use it mostly from a sitting position, sitting on a stool shooting upward into tops of trees at squirrels. As such, I normally don’t have to fully extend the staff. However, I did fully extend it once, and from a standing position I tilted the staff forwards.

When I did, the bottom-most extension bent. I put too much leaning downward pressure on it is my guess. It is also the thinnest extension. I will not give it a bad rating for that, but just be careful.

Keep the staff fully upright, perpendicular to the ground as much as possible. Sometimes you will need to tilt it forwards or backwards a tad to get that perfect angle, but just be mindful of the downward pressure.

Don’t put too much of your own weight on the staff or push down too hard on it. Anyway, the extension bent but did not break. I now don’t extend the bottom extension past where it had bent, keeping the bent portion inside of the next extension above it.

All in all, I like it and it has been very useful to me. I would still recommend it and buy it again.

The shooting stick is light weight which matters on a long hike. A full range of adjustments allows settings for shooting seated and standing as well as adjustments for use as a walking/trekking stick! When using as a a walking/trekking stick, the one thing that would make the mono-pod better is including a set of rubber tips accessories to increase the traction on slippery surfaces like mud, snow, rocks and stream crossings.

I was pleasantly surprised as to how sturdy and well built this toy is. It feels nice and solid on my hands, but is light enough that a kid can play with it. The colors on the toy pop nicely and it comes with a lot of accessories.

It was also packaged very securely.

Rating a paintball video game is always tough. There are so many bad ones out there, and I mean REALLY bad, that when one like this comes along it gets put on a pedestal. That being said, it is the best paintball game I have played yet.

As far as game play goes, the movement feels awkward. As an avid paintball player I understand the challenge that goes into capturing such complex moves and making them seem fluid and realistic. I don’t know when the game was made (I could look it up but I’m just too lazy) but the field designs feel very outdated, especially the early fields.

There are also some small details that probably wouldn’t bug anyone but a real life paintball player. For instance, the fact that the player holds the marker in the wrong hand when he goes to snap shoot, and the lid on the Viewloader Evolution hopper is backwards.

I enjoy the single player tournament mode where you have to start from scratch and build up your equipment and your team. It adds a realistic aspect to the game, sometimes gear can make or break your game.

I wish there was more communication between you and your teammates. (I think they fixed that in the sequel) For someone who does not play paintball in real life, the game would probably be frustrating and become boring quick.

If you are hopelessly obsessed with paintball, you will enjoy the game but likely be irritated by some small quirks. Overall, its a solid C game. Worth the $6 I paid for it.

Bought this game for my son and he absolutely loves it. He plays “real” life paintball and when it comes to these type of video games he is really hard to please. So far he has been playing it for hours on and off, so it must be a really good game.

;).

Great game, super fun for any age, good graphics even for the xbox, i play this on my 360 and it still looks good. cant go wrong with this game. You can upgrade your gun the further you get, lots of levels and bells and whistles.

highly recommend.

Dont post much but this gun was worth mentioning. Been commercially spraying furniture for over 20 years and have all the high end gun from Kremlin, Devilbiss and others. This gravity fed gun is top notch.

Atomized pigmented lacquers with ease and fan pattern is wider than any that I have used. The finished product where we need a flawless low gloss sheen can easily be achieved with this gun. Highly reccomend this gun especially for the price.

I’m proud to say it works just like my old 1 did! It’s the real deal. That would be my only concern purchasing a Iwata at this price but rest assured this is a real Iwata LPH 400. My old one I traded a Sata NR 95 for and it had been kind of abused.

What made me very happy is that this 1 worked exactly the same. These are just hands down the best guns on the market!.

Best spray gun in the market in my opinion. I use this gun with the fan knob fully open and man the spray pattern is beautiful. Specially when laying down clear coat. I would not buy any other gun I been using iwata guns for 8+ years no need to re-invent the wheel stick with what works.

I clicked “NO” in the recommend box but if you’re on a budget and you get these you may be perfectly happy with them. I bought mine (unfilled) a while back to use as spares, but had not used them until I loaned my leather shooting bags to a friend and I needed to fill the Caldwell pair.

This is not a complaint but be aware that a funnel of sorts is really necessary to not make a mess filling them with sand, rice (I used rice) or whatever you choose. Whatever you use, you’ll need a LOT more of it than you’d think to fill them 🙂 Other than that, the polyester outer material is a bit flimsy for regular use.

It seems as if others have found this potential weakness also. Leather bags are about three times the cost and I think it is worth the extra dollars.

I’ve owned a few other brands of shooting bags in the last 23 years, but none of them have been at the same quality for this price. Of course, I only paid $26-something for mine to sent filled, and the asking price has gone way up just in the last week.

Would I ever pay the current asking price of over $46. 00? Definitely not, so you’ll just have to wait for it to be on sale again. With that in mind, you can’t beat the quality. The front rest is real leather on the top, and both bags have an inner layer to protect against moisture during humid climates.

You can tell it’s made of durable material, and it will last for 30 years of you take care of it. I only rated it 4 stars because it should have come with a good coat of water-resistant seal on the outside, and it did not.

The inner rubberized lining is not good enough to completely make it waterproof, so I’m a bit disappointed it did not come with a water-resistant outer lining as well. I guarantee you if you get these wet, and set them out to dry, the corn cob filling will mold on the inside.

I would not risk it. You can’t always just go with an inner rubber lining since that material stretches, and gets tiny cracks after a while of use. Scotch guard it, or line it with whale oil to make it totally water-resistant.

I bought the Deadshot combo and I’ve used it multiple times, with both hunting rifles and ARs. It worked great and I was able to zero heavy recoil. 308 and. 300 Win Mag with no problems. Then I got it wet.

The corn cob media absorbed the water and swelled up, making the bag harder than your ex-wife’s heart. There’s absolutely zero “give” in it now. I saw on Caldwell’s website that you could try breaking up the media and pouring it out and then refilling.

The stitching gave way after a few smacks with a 3lb sledge. I wasn’t swinging for the fences, merely letting the hammer drop to break up the media. So I’m torn – the price is great and it works well as a shooting rest.

But if you’re using it outside (duh! You’re shooting rifles with it. Most likely you’re gonna be outside where it rains occasionally) or do something stupid like I did and let a cooler drip on it, know that it’s going to swell up and you’ll have a bag of cement.

TraduireAfficher dans la langue originaleMy son was so shocked when he saw this gun. He has been obsessed with fort nite. We haven’t allowed him to actually play the video game but he still constantly talks about fort nite.

He is also obsessed with nerf guns. He has so many of them! One of the things I really liked about this gun is how big the bullets. The surprisingly because their so big they don’t hurt as bad as the smaller ones usually do.

I would recommend using this gun outside. The gun is huge!!!! It’s at least 3 feet long. My son had so much fun chasing us around with it and even our one year old daughter got in on the action. This is guaranteed to give your child hours of fun.

This is a must have holiday list toy!.

TraduireAfficher dans la langue originaleThis is a HUGE nerf blaster. It’s made to look like one in the game Fortnite. This is a great one to own for any Nerf fan but a must have for the Fortnite fans.

This is one that will surely help you win any Nerf war. It comes with 6 mega foam darts that you can shoot in a row from the 6 dart clip. Clip is easy to reload and remove. It’s powerful, shoots far and fast.

It’s a load of fun and impressive.

TraduireAfficher dans la langue originale小学生1年生の息子が銃が大好きで、より大きなものを見つけるとすぐに欲しがります。 今回は誕生日プレゼントに祖父母から買ってもらいました。 身長高めの1年生の男児でも、撃つときにかなり大きいと感じます。全身で抱えるような感じで構えています。威力がかなりあるので、弾が結構遠くまで飛び、今一番のお気に入りの銃になっています。遠くにまっすぐ飛ぶので壁に立たせたダンボールを的に、家の中でたくさん撃っています。.

Please don’t let negative reviews discourage you. This is perhaps one of the most enjoyable single shot nerf guns to play with. It’s an AR-15-style piece when fully assembled, but you can swap out the different components to customize it how you want.

Like any nerf gun, you just need to know the ability level of your kids. As a young at heart dad involved in nerf battles, this is my favorite – very accurate, 15 shot clip (I think), and rarely jams (***so long as you aren’t careless loading the clip).

In terms of kids, my 4 and 6 year olds can fire it, but they don’t have the strength/coordination to operate the cocking mechanism and load clips well enough yet. My 9 year old daughter handles it all perfectly though, and it’s her favorite as well.

I repeat, there are VERY FEW jams I have to clear for my kids relative to other nerf guns. Will it jam now and then, yes. Will a jam sometimes bend a bullet, yes. But that’s true with all foam bullet nerf guns using this kind of cocking mechanism.

Also a good idea for kids not to force the slide closed if it feels jammed – forcing it continually after it jams is what destroys bullets. If you want a completely, jam-free, parent-free, zero maintenance nerf – you gotta go battery powered or get one with a revolver-style clip (there’s a big fortnite shotgun version that hasn’t jammed once for my kids).

This gun is amazing. Shoots far and a little off target. It is big. But it jams ALOT like every time i put a new magazine in it it dosent fire the first dart. The priming handle dosent go all the way forward.

You have to push it back and take the magazine out and then push it back and then only it fires the dart but after that it works fine. And also if you try to shoot fast it will jam alot.

This is the first Nerf dart gun Ive ever purchased. I got it for a very low price for my eight year old. It is my own fault I didn’t take five minutes to look this model up on my phone. PROS: Decent range and hitting power, mediocre accuracy.

I DO like the modular design and that’s why I was drawn to this product initially. I will be canabalizing this Nerf blaster for the parts to make a custom blaster. The components are solid and have a nice aesthetic mix of the tactical and the fanciful.

CONS: Unfortunately, the action/firing mechanism are a deal breaker, for both my little man and me. This model requires you to retract the large receiver/slide (the rectangular thingy above the trigger, for those who done speak “gun”) for each shot.

Unlike pump, bolt or hammer action Nerf guns, this requires the shooter to move their shooting hand from the grip for each shot. At first, I thought it was just my own hangup, as this is not an intuitive way to operate a real firearm, unless one is clearing a jam or chambering the first round of one’s the first magazine.

(THEY ARE NOT NOT NOT NOT CALLED “CLIPS”! CLIPS, SUCH AS THE STRIPPER AND EN BLOCK TYPE, ARE A TOTALLY DIFFERENT ITEM!!!!!) My muscle memory just hated doing this for each shot! I found my little man doesn’t like this either, as the blaster is slow to fire and you lose point of aim with each shot.

I guess I’ve taught him well! LOL With a model such as the lever action Zombie Strike Slingfire (BTW the Slingfire is the BEST toy gun Ive owned since the dangerously realistic cap guns of my youth, sigh.

) the shooter can index their target and remain centered whilst firing multiple rounds and working the action. This same basic principle holds true for pump, bolt and hammer actuated Nerf models, not that they are all perfect.

In summation, don’t be tempted when you see this Nerf model for sale at a very low price. They are cheap because they aren’t a good design. Cheers and happy Nerfing!.

The x-ray bullet time feature and detailed graphic depictions of the shots for me are the main appeal of this game. The gameplay is improved over the previous Sniper Elite games, as well as the graphics and environment textures and colors.

The story is not bad. It kept me interested in playing, to find out what would happen next. The A. I. is locked in, as your motion and actions are deftly noted and trigger enemy action. The replay value in this game is rather high to me.

I actually have this game on the P. S. 4 & I simply love it. Granted, it is an older game, but it’s proven to have great replay value. I picked it up now at Best Buy for the holidays in the hope that my brother would become a fan also on the Nintendo Switch.

You’re a sniper set back in W. W. 2 in Italy & you’ll have an assortment of sniper rifles, guns, grenades & other items to choose from & upgrade as you play the game. The big sell point to this game, the close up of your sniper kills.

Highly addictive & there’s always more than one way to defeat your enemy from afar or close up hand to hand.

Why 5 STAR game? Because it is a game, well documented, and it does not have to look absolutely real! In my humble opinion it is perfect because it gave me the opportunity to really, get under the skin, go back in time, and it felt like i was there.

The evolution from the very 1st to 2,3 and now to Sniper Elite 4 is so obvious and the era that it takes place is so humane and inhumane at the same time that makes me wonder how things were then, in WWII, and the deeper you dig the more you like it! Finally, the essence of it, which is the plot ,the scenery, people, shops, houses, the language you hear in the game with some certain idiomatic expressions, everything is taken from this era and that makes the difference! Again, in my humble opinion that is the essence of it! I hope that helps! Thank you!.