NERF pistols are a great intro to the world of NERF blasters, and they also work well as a secondary (or back-up) blaster.

But which are the best?

Silent and ready to fire instantly, spring-powered blasters are a great addition to any NERF armory.

See which springers we like the most >>

The fully auto Nerf machine guns get most of the press, but the semi-auto blaster gives you much more control over your scarce ammo.

But which are the best?.

NERF Star Wars might just edge out Star Wars LEGO as the best tie up ever! Many feature sound effects and cool GlowStrike technology to fire glowing darts that look like laser blasts

We take a subjective look at our favorites from the range

For many, the fully automatic, battery-powered, flywheel, NERF machine guns are the ultimate NERF blasters.

But Which of these rapid-fire foam-flingers is the best?

So, what is a primary blaster? In the most basic terms, your primary blaster is the NERF gun that your entire loadout revolves around. It needs to reflect your style of play, the rules of the NERF war and it needs to seriously kick butt!

Take a look at some of our guide on what to look for in a primary and some suggestions

Being the youngest one sucks when your older siblings can play with NERF guns but you can’t.

However, there are several blasters that a small child can easily shoot and reload and you can teach them to play safely that little bit younger too.

In the middle of a chaotic NERF war you run out of ammo, there is no time to reload – it’s now a good melee weapon is just what you need!

They make a really good alternative to a tertiary blaster and they can be really good fun in their own right. So here is our pick of the best NERF swords.

When the NERF war gets tougher, your NERF gun should get tougher! In this post, I’ll be looking at the best NERF guns to modify and why. Enthusiasts of NERF wars need to modify their arsenal to suit their different interests. For example, one person may want to increase the shooting range, while another person […]