Popular Mechanics reports that Nerf's newest invention: the Nemesis MXVII-10K, can will fire foam balls at 70mph with nearly an endless supply of ammo. The two battery-powered wheels inside the ...

Though Nerf balls had been around for years, this was the first Nerf weapon that the company produced. Its ammo was three Nerf arrows with an average shooting distance of 60 feet, so it's also one ...

this modified version of Nerf's Rival Zeus MXV-1200 blaster is pretty simple. Instead of just using the stock, swappable ball-tubes, the modified version pulls its ammo from a much, much longer ...

The least enjoyable part of a friendly Nerf battle isn’t getting hit, it’s constantly having to stop to reload your blaster. The inconvenience improved with Nerf’s Rival line, which debuted ...

You might also be wondering about Nerf’s 70 mile-per-hour claims for its Rival line regarding range — the answer is that Rival balls have more air resistance and don’t generally shoot as far ...

Nerf unveiled the Rival lineup back in 2015 when it introduced its new form of ammo. Instead of foam darts, the Rival blasters shoot small foam balls with golf-ball style dimples on the outer surface.

Take Reddit user [Lord_of_Bone]’s Nerf Gun ammo counter and range finder, for example, a great example of having a great idea and looking around for the ways to implement it. For the range ...

(Nerf’s rubber-ball-firing Hyper also included safety glasses ... since you’d be one of the only ones using that type of ammo, and you’d either have to spend serious money on a huge ...

Hasbro introduced the Nerf Rival brand in 2015 which swapped foam darts for small foam balls that hit speeds of up to 70 MPH. Not only did they fly faster and farther with better accuracy ...