Nerf reviews and mods

My son is extra super into Nerf and therefore so am I. Below is a Nerf review I enjoy watching and the blaster he reviews is on the Xmas list to buy.



I have purchased various 3D printed Nerf mods for the Artemus and ZombiStrike from Worker and Etsy, and have a half dozen blasters. My favorite line is the Rivel series for its accuracy and range. I own the Zeus, Hera, Nemesis, and Artemis, and would like to add a few more before the year is out.

My son and I like to talk about "loadouts" for various team roles such as 'heavy', 'sniper', and 'sprinter', though I regard the discussion as a thought experiment in being prepared. Our Nerf team name is Infinite 1-Ups and we have uniforms (thanks to the Iron Bank of Dad) that are urban camo cargo pants with a black polo, sporting our team name and indivigual callsign/handel (he's PunkFace and I'm N00bCamper), black boots and black ballcap. Our basic 'loadout' includes a water source, spare ammo, a tactical passifyer for when n00bs cry, a tactical disposable diper for when n00bs **** their pants at our awsome skillz, and tactical MtDew for fueling more tactics. We infrequintly practice clearing my house, and we take Laser Ops Pro to the park all the time for even more tactics.

Anyway, enjoy the video

What Nerf blasters and mods do you have?

We see nerfs a bit differently. Here, we play for unmitigated chaotic mayhem. No organization, no teamwork, no uniforms, no teams that last more than moment. No great strategies, no adult domination of the playing field, no gender controls or fair play. No one for all, and all for one. It is all for one and all for all, everyone is a target.

Get rid of the uniforms, the strategic practice sessions, the roles, any resemblance to the military and FREE YOUR INNER NERF!

In CT, you could get arrested for having one of those...