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Dart blasters are foam projectile firing toy guns. Nerf and X-Shot are two of the most popular brands of dart blasters on the market. With the numerous varieties and unique themes of dart blasters, children can put together their own custom collection. Browse through Mr Toys' range of amazing dart blasters, based on iconic pop culture themes. Get ready for action and start blasting your way to an all-day of fun and excitement. Check our stock of Nerf, X-Shot, and other brands of dart blasters below! We also have refills and other accessories for more blasting fun.

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Six Popular Blasters with Darts

Before purchasing a dart blaster, it is recommended that you check its suitability for your child’s safety. That's why Mr Toys has provided a list of dart blaster types based on their internal mechanics.

Here they are:

• String Powered Dart Blasters

String-powered blasters shoot its ammunition by using a large elastic string. They generally fire arrows, such as the CrossBolt and the SlingStrike. String-powered blasters are common among the NERF Rebelle series, usually as bows or crossbows.

• Spring Powered Dart Blasters

A spring-powered blaster contains a spring or a series of springs that delivers the force which pushes the darts to be fired.

• Torsion Spring Powered Dart Blasters

A torsion spring-powered blaster has a sideways torsion spring that features a plastic stopper on the end. When fired, the spring coils back together and pushes a disc out of the blaster. The NERF Vortex has this kind of internal mechanics.

• Flywheel Dart Blasters

A flywheel powered blaster fires its darts with a set of fast spinning wheels. These wheels are often powered by an electric motor. In the early days, however, players need to manually spin the wheels to power the blaster. Flywheel blasters do not need manual priming between shots, so they are often used as automatic or semi-automatic blasters.

• Plunger System Dart Blasters

A blaster that has the plunger system contains a spring-powered plunger that forces air from a sealed tube and out the blaster, which propels the dart forward. The plunger system is divided into 2 sub-types: direct plunger and reverse plunger; the former has a stronger force than the latter. They can be primed manually or electronically by a motor.

• Air Powered Dart Blasters

The air-powered blaster holds an air tank where air is stored via pump and releases force via trigger, which enables it to fire the darts. Air-powered blasters can perform high rate firing and can fire at long distances.

Looking for a Pretty Accurate Dart Blaster?

Look for blasters with a high level of accuracy, such as those with adjustable scopes. Consider blasters with a high fire rate for fast-paced gameplay. Choose blasters that allow for customisation, such as interchangeable barrels. Read reviews from previous customers to get an idea of the blaster’s performance. Look for blasters with excellent build quality, attention to detail, and the ability to customise.

Safety Precautions and Maintenance

Always wear eye protection when playing with dart blasters. Make sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for maintenance and repair. Regularly clean and inspect your blaster to ensure optimal performance. Store your blaster safely when not in use to avoid accidents. Adult supervision is recommended for young kids playing with dart blasters.

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