NERF Hyper Mach-100 Fully Motorized Blaster, 80 Hyper Rounds, Eyewear, Up to 110 FPS Velocity, Easy Reload, Holds Up to 100 Rounds

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But fear not! We have extensively researched and reviewed dozens of electric Nerf guns to ensure this list includes only the best choices available in 2023. Something really cool about this gun is that with the flip of a switch you can toggle between full-automatic and semi-automatic. The Caliburn is a spring-powered, pump-action, and magazine-fed blaster that is compatible with any N-Strike and Dart Zone magazines—including half-length dart mags and adapters. There is simple pleasure in Pump-Action NERF guns, the smooth pump and shoot game style is straightforward and never fails to give a thrill of excitement as you offload rounds at your opponents. The NERF Hyper Siege 50 is perhaps the perfect compromise between the Mach 100 and the Rush 50 – this isn’t an automatic blaster but with a slightly higher ammo capacity than the Rush it’s perfect for anyone looking for a bit more out of the Hyper series.

REVOLUTIONARY NERF HYPER SYSTEM: Featuring Nerf Hyper rounds with an innovative design and material for unparalled performance to maximize capacity and speed This smooth-firing shotgun is the only gun in the series that features slam-fire, which allows to increase the fire rate by holding the trigger while pumping. Two tactical rails, located on the top of the blaster and below the grip are compatible with Rival attachments. Performance Softer materials like foam absorb more of the impact force than harder materials like rubber. So ideally if you want your blaster to hit hard, you’ll want to use a denser material that doesn’t squish.

It also includes two tactical rails for any Rival attachments—one under the front handle and another on the bottom of the gun. There are hundreds of nerf guns on the market today, and choosing your next weapon of war can be a daunting task. It’s an assault rifle blaster that includes a select-fire toggle—allowing you to swap between full-auto and semi-auto. In full auto, the Pro Mk-3 spews darts at 4 darts per second and with the right darts can reach speeds of 140 FPS. With the exception of the Hyper Mach-100, I feel the prices are all pretty fair for what you get. These guns have a lot of power and pave the way for some solid higher-capacity Nerf guns.

The pump prime addition to the series is the Hyper Fuel-20, which is the smallest gun of the line so far. A common issue with all the Nerf Hyper guns is that the ammo is a little gummy and can clog a bit in the hoppers. Rival blasters have some similar issues with jams in the hoppers, but it isn’t quite as bad. Unlike the Siege, the Evolve doesn’t have slam-fire, which is one of the reasons it is further down this list. The Mach-100, in my testing, averaged 108fps, just shy of the advertised 110fps. However, this was on single shots; fully automatic fire bogs down the flywheel motors quite a bit. Rate of fire, meanwhile, averaged between 3 and 4 balls per second, depending on how well the ammo feeds. You get inconsistent spurts of heavy fire, followed by gaps. While the included darts work the best, the gun can also fire a variety of other darts, including NERF Elite Darts.Similar to our previous blaster—the Nexus Pro—it includes two different 15-round magazines for both full-length and half-length darts, as well as a half-length magazine adapter. With the negatives set aside, whatever type of Nerf game you are playing, the presence of a Hyper blaster will be notices Best Nerf Hyper Guns