It’s 21st century and surprisingly, there is still room for rubber band guns. In fact, I suspect some of you even have one past down by your grandpa. As well as those may have worked out till this day, they are hardly considered aesthetically pleasing. But like I said, it […]
NERF has just pushed the bar of foam warfare up with the confirmation of the NERF N-Strike Elite Rhino-Fire Blaster, arriving this Fall, exclusively at Walmart, for $99.99. this would-be mother of all blaster has an alternating dual barrel setup, fed with N-Strike Elite darts from two drum magazines with […]
we are not gun advocates, but truth be told, we are dudes and guns, be it friction or not, happen to be one of those things that appeal to us. speaking of frictional guns, one of the most defining frictional firearms to grace the silverscreen would be Harrison Ford’s sidearm […]
every first person shooter and gun enthusiasts alike will have this secret desire to own, or at least shoot a mini gun aka the Gatling gun, or as some would refer it as the baby Vulcan. i know have and the last time i ‘virtually’ did was on GTA V with the character Trevor.
toys are akin to gadget; they gets the same amount, if not more attention, as gadgets from man folks, especially so when it blends ‘gadget’, however subtle, into it. the N-Strike Elite NERF ECS-12 Blaster is one such example. set to meet the world at the NYC Toy Fair, this latest…
rubber band warfare is about to get a little crazier, thanks to this awe-inspiring creation by Ukraine-based Alex Shpetniy and Brian Dinh, simply (and no less aptly) dubbed as the Rubber Band Machine Gun (not to be confused the RBmG, though). with a capacity of 672 shots of rubber bands and a firing rate of 14 shots per second
the thing about rubber band gun is, it does not have the range and the rate of fire? well, we rather not talk about it, but strangely, it never loses its appeal even in a world swarmed with foam blasting toy guns. admittedly, with the Rubber Band Machine Gun by XYZbot, the range issue still persists, but it more than make up for this ‘short fall’ with the rate of fire
no NERF battle team is complete without at least one big guns. at this point, there’s no NERF battle tank to go for, so it safe to say the NERF N-Strike Elite Centurion Mega Blaster is biggest and baddest NERF weapon you could add to your arsenal. being a total badass, it shoots supersize Mega Whistler Darts, as opposed to the puny regular darts
what happens if your “enemies” decided to storm your Nerf fortress outright? well, we say build yourself a couple of Nerf Vulcan Sentry Gun to fortify your stronghold, that’s what you should do. designed and built by Instructables contributor BrittLiv (otherwise known as Britt Liv Ulrike Michelsen), the Nerf Vulcan Sentry Gun is based on the Hasbro’s Nerf Vulcan foam launching toy gun and is modified to automatically aim and fire at the targets.
so you are totally addicted to your game console? you know it’s not a good sign, but you can’t for your life, give a moment with Call of Duty. fortunately, you can seek a short reprieve soon by bringing your first person shooting to the real world – with toy guns, of course. the Tek Recon Advanced Battle System
need more fun ways to consume your marshmallow? how about getting someone to shoot it into your mouth with a bazooka? well, if that’s your idea of fun, the Mazooka Marshmallow Bazooka is the weapon of choice for you. from the company who brought to you all-things-that-shoot-marshmallow, the Mazooka is capable of shooting large size marshmallows