#Nerf rebelle series

In 2019, Nerf introduced the Alpha Strike series, which is a budget friendly Blaster. VIEW PRODUCTS > Nerf Ultra Blasters have advanced design and performance to deliver extreme distance, accuracy and speed. Blast darts from the front barrels, then flip the rear barrels forward to keep on blasting.

#Nerf rebelle series

Nerf launched the Rebelle series in 2013, which includes colors and designs marketed towards girls. Every Nerf Elite 2.0 Flipshots blaster has barrels that face front and face back.

This series was replaced by the Nerf N-Strike Elite line in 2012, which upgraded to a direct plunger firing mechanism that launches darts up to 75 feet. This series is designed to resemble real-life munitions and offers customizable attachments, including scopes, shields, and barrel extensions. These Blasters fire foam darts with rubber tips up to a range of 35 feet. Launched in 2003, the products in the Nerf N-Strike series are among the most notable Nerf Blasters. The first Nerf Blaster, the Nerf Blast-A-Ball, was released in 1989.

MHvZ Game Report 3/10/15 - High Temperatures and Z.Nerf Guns, or Nerf Blasters, are toy dart gun products owned by Hasbro that fire ammunition such as darts, discs, or balls constructed from foam.

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Review: Nerf Rebelle Secret Shot (grey trigger Aus).

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Review: Nerf Rebelle 4Victory (20m Aus grey trigger) The Rebelle Fearless Fire Blaster is one of the best guns that the Rebelle range has to offer.

BW12 Koosh Observations, Gen 3, 29th October 2015.Pros: Smart AR block makes reloading a little easier, extremely light compared to similar blasters, quite a bit smaller than most other hammer primed sidearmsĬons: Smart AR block causes power loss through successive barrels, low capacity of only 4 darts, unusually stiff prime I'd say it's certainly worth considering picking up a 4Victory, especially if it's on sale/clearance. If you're looking for a small but still effective sidearm, the 4Vic is probably a better choice, though obviously depending on how small you want to go the Triad or Jolt may be better for you. Overall if you're looking for just a solid sidearm, the 4Victory is one to consider, but I'd personally consider the Sweet Revenge/Hammershot to be better. The 4Victory is smaller and lighter than most of its competitors though. 15AUD is fantastic value for it.Ĭompared to most blasters you'd consider for sidearm role, the 4Vic is a little lacking in capacity, and the prime is also one of the stiffer stock primes you'll find on Nerf's pistol blasters. 1, 2013 Nerf Rebelle, Bow and Arrow Toy,, Theresa Huse 2013. 20AUD is a pretty good price for a hammer primed sidearm with a holster, considering the Strongarm is typically around 10AUD, and the Hammershot typically drops to 20AUD in sales. The Secret Shot's main feature is its ability to fold up for storage and concealment when folded, it resembles a bag or purse. It comes packaged with three Collectible Darts, one Message Dart, a message decoder, and instructions. The Secret Shot is a Nerf blaster that was released in spring of 2015 under the Secrets & Spies sub-series. The 4Victory is available for 20AUD from Kmart, and can go down to 15AUD in sales. Not to be confused with the 1995 Nerf Action Secret Shot. Depending on whether you one or two hand it, a ROF of about 2dps is entirely possible, but with only 4 darts isn't too practical.

Rate of fire decent, however due to the stiffer prime I find it a little slower to fire than the Sweet Revenge. It feels a little bit more accurate than a stock Sweet Revenge, though of course this section is a little bit subjective. The first (top) barrel can get the usual grey trigger ranges of about 12-13m flat with Elite type darts, however the last (left) barrel does suffer from significant power loss, so its ranges are usually around 10-12m.Īccuracy is usable but not great, about what you'd expect for a regular Elite-firing blaster. Range wise, the 4Vic keeps up reasonably well. Does the 4Vic keep up with the variety of other viable sidearms?