Please keep in mind that Hyper blasters take a specific type of ammunition. Hyper rounds are NOT interchangeable with Rival rounds or blasters. Integrated Hopper

Accuracy, however, is fairly low outside of close range. This blaster has no hop-up to speak of, just straight ribs in the muzzle to keep the ball exiting straight. As a result, rounds can go left or right, dive early, or travel straight. There isn’t much control over what kind of shot you’ll get, aside from firing even more. Nerf Rival has been a successful line of blasters, and there is now a new series called Hyper. Some may question why Nerf released the Hyper series when it is similar to Rival. Hyper Rounds One of the most notable aspects of the Nerf Hyper series is the introduction of Hyper Rounds. These small, high-velocity rounds are designed to fly faster and farther than traditional foam darts, making them a game-changer for competitive Nerf battles. Design and features of the Rush-40 One interesting fact is that Hyper Rounds are more difficult to locate after firing than Rival Rounds due to their small and bouncy nature. FAN FAVORITE FEATURES: Consumers can also expect to see a variety of fan-favorite features in the line including slam fire and large hoppers that allow for more time playing and less time reloading.

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The electric Mach-100 requires 6 D batteries. The other spring/pump action Hyper blasters do not require batteries. Can you use Rival ammo in Hyper Blasters? I’m late to posting the information (life happens), but it still needs posted! We’ll list out the basic info, then give my thoughts on the new line of ball blasters! Additionally, it is best to avoid using the blaster in crowded areas or around small children or pets. The rounds used in the blaster are made of rubber and while they are soft and squishy, they can still travel at high speeds and cause harm if used improperly. As with any toy, it is essential to follow the instructions and guidelines provided to ensure a safe and enjoyable playing experience. Pros and Cons Pros Next on the list is the Mach-100, a fully automatic blaster powered by a flywheel. It has a magazine that can hold 100 Hyper rounds. The Perses is the Rival counterpart of the Mach-100 and can hold up to 50 rounds.

A Hyper Round is larger than a Rival Round, and while Rival Rounds are made of foam, Hyper Rounds are made of a rubber-like material and have a denser feel. The Nerf Hyper Rush-40 blaster boasts an impressive ammo capacity, with a 40-round hopper that allows for plenty of playtimes without having to constantly reload. The reloading process is made even easier with the addition of reload canisters that attach to tactical rails for fast and easy reloading. In this section, I will discuss the top three, beginning with the Hyper Rush-40, which is considered the best. 1. Nerf Hyper Rush-40 Loading with the included 30 rounds (the consumer experience) and taking care in priming minimizes this. But it still seems disingenuous to have less consistent loading when filled to the 40 round capacity you expect.REVOLUTIONARY NERF HYPER SYSTEM: Featuring Nerf Hyper rounds with an innovative design and material for unparalled performance to maximize capacity and speed In a wonderful nod to making blasters look good, the Rush-40 actually has a consistent paint scheme on both sides of the blaster. That, along with the “carbon fiber” mold, makes for a good looking blaster that could have come out of a 90s laser tag arena. ( Indeed, as one reviewer noticed, the ammo even glows under UV light)