A very nice touch on the Sideswipe is that the bolt-action pin can actually be mounted on either side of the gun – making it perfect for left or right hand blaster enthusiasts alike! Once you are ready to get blasting you’ll need to pull back the bolt-action priming mechanism before you can pop off a shot. To load the magazine, you will need to pop in each round via the feeding slot, located on the side. First off, we love the design – it reminds us a lot of Tracer’s blasters in Overwatch and the integrated 12 round magazine is actually built into the handle of the gun. There is quite a lot to break down with the Sideswipe. NERF battles will never be the same again now that cover is meaningless. Just when you thought you were safe – Hasbro has removed your ability to hide! The NERF Rival Curve Shot Sideswipe is one of the first blasters available in the Rival Curve Shot subseries, featuring the ability to curve your shots(!) – left, right and even down. If you fancy getting the Charger into your arsenal be sure to pick up 6 “C” batteries as they don’t come in the box. It’s simple, compact and reminds us of fond memories of dual wielding SBP90’s in TS2 (which is very doable if you fancied picking up two Chargers). You don’t need to worry about rapid movement either as there is a magazine guard which slips over the loading slot to stop any wayward rounds escaping.Īs a semi-automatic blaster, you will need to hold down the acceleration button (located under the trigger) and squeeze off each shot to fire but thanks to the 100 FPS fire rate, your enemies won’t know what hit them! Hasbro have thrown in 12 additional High Impact rounds so you even have spare for an extra reload before you need to high-tail it back to your ammo dump.
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Though smaller (and with less capacity) than the Nemesis and not a full auto like the Perses, the Charger’s price point and compact design mean it is a no brainer for anyone looking to jump in with the Rival range.ĭoing away with magazines, clips or hoppers – the Charger makes use of an integrated 12 round magazine which is loaded at the top of the blaster. There aren’t two many moving parts here so if you are looking for a quick and easy semi-automatic Rival gun this isn’t a bad place to start. The Charger is a neat little blaster which packs a mean punch.
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Ok, so we might be showing our age here but the NERF Rival Charger conjures memories of the infamous SBP90 machine guns in TimeSplitters – the resemblance is uncanny! The similarities don’t just stop with look either, the Charger is a compact semi-automatic blasting meany! Whoever cooked this motorized NERF gun up must be a fan of the classic from Free Radical. The NERF Rival Nemesis MXVII-10K comes with 100 high impact rounds but you will need to pick up 6 D batteries if you want to get the blaster going. We would say that “with great power comes great responsibility” but we know you are just going to blast your competition away with no remorse…. Now the Nemesis is a little more pricey than your standard Rival NERF gun but if you are serious about your blasting and want to completely dominate the field then look no further – this truly is the most powerful blaster on the market today. Rather than have to rely on clips which can be cumbersome to load and reload, the Nemesis makes use of a huge hopper which can hold up to 100 high impact rounds! Not only does the Nemesis boast an impressive fire rate and full automation it also brings hopper fed blasting to the table. You don’t have to worry about holding down any pesky accelerator buttons to get the Nemesis up to speed, simply hold down the trigger and watch (in awe) as you start unloading round-after-round upon your cowering enemies. Unlike many blaster in the NERF universe the Nemesis is a fully automatic behemoth.
We can only think that the guys down at the NERF RIval R&D department either have a lot of time on their hands or they simply wanted to create the most monstrous blaster imaginable – NERF fans meet the Rival Nemesis MXVII-10k.
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