One of the more amazing blasters that let you customize and adjust certain parts

I bought this for foam wars but it’s powerful and accurate enough to deal with a little wasp problem I had. A very nice blaster for the money

Good power, and accurate.

Very fun for older kids.

It Looks Amazing. But Not For Small Kids. Avoid Public Areas. Looks Too Serious.

Using it as a pretend sniper rifle with my two sons. Put a 4-12x50 scope on it. We're hitting 4"x4” targets about 35' away at 75% accuracy rate using Dart Zone Pro half length darts. We have three of these and enjoy sniper wars against each other. Play value is easily worth $50. Chronograph says 150fps. We wear paintball masks. Protect your face!

Shoots super hard and rarely jams!! Extremely accurate, would recommend for older customers.

What I love about Dart Zone is they are awesome straight from the box. They shoot strong and Far and made sturdy. I like there foam darts and especially the half sized ones. Dart Zone is certainly my favorite so far.

We had many years of Nerf guns and have ended with Rival rounds. There are 200 balls somewhere in my house. We wanted darts but dont want to modify the blasters anymore. This is it. They listened to modders and other enthusiasts. Teens and adults only..

I have a small handful of foam dart blasters in my collection, but none of them compare to this thing. To illustrate my point, let's go over some of the things this blaster does that a blaster from Nerf doesn't: - Fires half length darts, which are superior to full length darts in every single way. Nerf blasters have always used full lengths, and will probably continue to until the end of time. - Fires darts at speeds of over 140 feet per second. You'd be lucky to get a Nerf blaster that can fire them faster than 80. - Has an M4 buffer tube and picatinny rail, both of which are non-proprietary with hundreds, if not thousands of different compatible accessories on the market. Nerf uses a proprietary accessory system. - Has numerous replaceable components that can be easily accessed with just a screwdriver. Nerf blasters these days are built like fortresses and you'll have to break clips and melt glue to take them apart. - Well-designed and very ergonomically sound. Some Nerf blasters at this price point seem to have no regard for how human limbs work. And all of this costs less money than a Nerf blaster that can even come close to having these features! A word of warning though: This blaster fires darts at speeds of 140+ feet per second, which means that if a dart hits you, it's going to sting. The 14+ age rating is there for a reason.