DART ZONE Spectrum Semi-Auto Foam Dart Blaster – NERF Dart Compatible Motorized Foam Dart Gun – Soft Bullet Toy Gun for Kids – 50 Darts & 5x10-Round Cartridges – AKA Adventure Force Gun – 80 ft Range

Un lanzador excelente, cumple con lo especificado, es compatible con revisteros de otras marcas y dardos de otras marcas su potencia es muy buena. El vendedor cumplió en tiempo y calidad.

It's got a comfortable grip for my big hands. I like that it fires around 80 feet per second (FPS). It's compatible with Nerf mags. The rev trigger and fire trigger feels nice and smooth. One nit pick I have is that the stock is a little short for me, I am 6 foot, but it's easy to put the Adventure Force Villainater's stock which is longer. The stock that comes with the Spectrum is adjustable and it locks in nice and doesn't collapse very easily. The mags it comes with can hold a couple extra darts and 50 darts. The for grip that goes on the rail underneath the barrel is removable and is sturdy.

A Dad review - we bought two Dart Zone rapid fire foam dart guns for Christmas this year, the Spectrum (this one) and the Savage (with 3 rotating drums). Of the two, we really like the sturdiness and reliability of the Spectrum over the Savage, even though the Savage can carry and shoot more bullets without reloading. The Spectrum also seems to shoot faster and harder than the Savage, so we recommend eye protection for kids during Nerf wars. Also, the darts can damage walls and doors depending on the material, I wish there was a way to dial down the power a little bit. It works with Nerf darts, but we actually prefer the Dart Zone waffle tip darts to those made by Nerf and will probably be buying those for all our foam dart guns going forward. Loading the magazines for the Spectrum takes time, but they give you 5 and being able to change them out quickly helps when spraying a lot of darts. Video reviews online state that the fps for this dart gun is as high as some modified Nerf guns, more like airsoft than the old Nerf guns! The gun features an access panel to clear jams, although we haven’t encountered any yet. Also, these Dart Zone guns use internal flywheels (like a hot wheels launcher) to fire darts quickly, so these can get loud if you have a few of them running at once. They also use a lot of AA batteries (not included), but it’s well worth it for the rapid fire fun that they provide! Overall, if you’re looking for a first rapid fire nerf gun that works with Nerf brand darts, you really can’t go wrong with this one. You could buy two or more of these for a comparable Nerf brand gun, so you can’t really go wrong with the Spectrum! We’ve been pretty impressed by Dart Zone’s guns so far, and we hope that they keep making more in the future!

Bought for in home protection from a 12 year old and a 6 year old that have multiple Nerf guns. Perfect amount of clips that make reloading easy, and it has pretty good accuracy and a fair amount of power for distance and the kids know they've been hit when I get them. So far I love it!

I liked this dart blaster because of how smooth it operates. The value is so good on this package because you get FIVE magazines with enough darts to fill all of them. I still haven't found a jam that's a fault of the blaster (accidentally tried to shoot some really worn down darts), and it shoots hard. Like a modded blaster, hard. Overall what's not to like? If Nerf sold this blaster it would probably be twice the value, minus the performance.