Best Nerf Guns For Killing Zombies

Zombie Strike Alternator

This Nerf blaster is a pistol powered by a spring mechanism, capable of shooting one, two, or three darts simultaneously, making it a versatile weapon. It features not just one but three barrels at the front. The design allows for the firing of three darts at once, thanks to the single, double, and triple barrels. Loading is a breeze as you can simply load the darts from the front barrels. The zombie strike alternator offers a unique firing experience due to its distinct barrels. To fire, just move the barrel to the desired front position. This blaster comes with 12 darts that have a foam covering and hollow tips.

In terms of the trigger, it has a standard pull and does not offer slam fire. The grip of this zombie strike blaster is manageable and comfortable to hold. A spring handle is located at the back of the blaster to prime the blaster. However, the shooting velocity of this blaster is significantly lower compared to other models. Additionally, it takes some time to prime the blaster for each shot. The firing velocity for a single shot is 65FPS, while for a double shot, it is 57FPS, and it further decreases to 41FPS for a triple shot. Despite its lower shooting velocity, this blaster performs well in terms of its functions and features, with minimal jamming issues.

NERF Zombie Strike Hammershot

This blaster comes with 5 darts, and at the front, this blaster doesn’t have any strike barrel attachment but has a five-shot rotating cylinder, which you can load very simply. You can spin the rotating cylinder very easily with the help of your fingers, which helps you load the darts. On top of this blaster, we have an excellent in-strike tactical rail, which you can use to attach any optic or other accessories.

Behind the tactical rail is the hammer action, which you can use for priming because it is a spring-powered blaster with priming action. On the downside, there is a trigger pull, which is standard and smooth to pull. The grip is also easy to hold and unique; at the bottom of the grip, there is a sling mount for attachment. The performance of this blaster is average, and its shooting velocity is 65FPS.

This blaster also comes with different color schemes, making it extraordinary. Don’t miss the chance to unleash every zombie with this unique blaster.

Nerf Revoltinator Zombie Strike

Revoltinator is a semi-auto flywheel-powered and magazine-fed blaster. It is similar to the strike but much bigger than it is. It has some features like lights and sounds, which make it like a Star Wars blaster. This blaster comes with instructions, darts, and a magazine. At the front, there is a vast in-strike barrel attachment lug so that you can attach any barrel extension to it, but it already has a large barrel at the front. Below the front nozzle is an in-strike tactical rail for a flashlight or to attach a grip.

The downside of this Nerf blaster is that it has a battery tray that you use to insert batteries. This blaster runs on 4AA batteries. On top of the blaster is a rubber-like flexible handle with a tactical rail present for attaching optics or anything you want. Although the blaster is vast, it is too light in weight.

This blaster also has a standard magazine, which can take 18 darts at a time. A small access door is on the left side of the blaster. Beside the trigger, there is a magazine release button. The downside of the trigger pull is a rev button whose function is unique because it not only revs the blaster but also turns on the lights in the blaster. The expected power this blaster can hold is 71FPS.

So, with its good performance, this blaster will wipe the zombies from your area and give you a big win against them.

NERF Zombie Strike Ghoulgrinder Blaster

This prime-powered blaster, known as the ghoul grinder, has a rotating cylinder and side spring mechanism. At the front, there is a barrel lug that allows for the attachment of various barrel extensions. Behind the barrel, you will find a unique feature - a rotating cylinder where darts can be inserted. This cylinder can hold up to 10 darts. As you prime the blaster, the cylinder will rotate accordingly. Adjacent to the barrel is a tactical rail, and below it is a sling mount for additional attachments.

There is a designated space to hold five ammo slots on the blaster’s top. Remarkably, the ammo remains securely in their respective slots even when the blaster is shaken vigorously. Behind this ammo storage area, another sling mount is present for further customization.

Located on the left side of the ghoul grinder blaster is a small primer used to prim the blaster. What sets it apart is that no significant physical strength is required to prime it. This distinguishes it from many other blasters, regardless of whether they are designed for children or adults. The blaster’s trigger is standard. However, it does not support slam-fire functionality.

At the rear of the blaster, you will find a removable retaliator-style stock. The purpose of this stock is mainly aesthetic, allowing for the attachment of other stocks to enhance the blaster’s overall appearance and style.

If we evaluate the firing performance of the ghoul grinder, it has a shooting velocity of 62FPS, lower than most blasters available in the market. Nonetheless, it is essential to note that this blaster caters to the gimmicky design preferences of children for use in zombie wars. Furthermore, its rate of fire is not significantly deficient, making it suitable for both children and adults alike.

Nerf Zombie Strike Scravenger

This scavenger is a magazine-fed, spring-powered, and lever action blaster. It is also an upgraded version of the Zombies Sling fire blaster. Like other blasters, there is a barrel attachment lug at the front. Below this, there is a tactical rail present where you can attach any accessories like a torch. It is the same, but a large tactical rail is also present on the upper side of the blaster, which is not present in the sling fire. There is also an access door to clear jam malfunctions in the blaster.

This blaster holds two twelve magazines, which you can insert after loading them. For removing the magazine, there are two buttons on both sides of the blaster, which are basically for the purpose of helping out both left and right-handed individuals. On the left side of the blaster, there is a reset button; after priming, if you face any jamming in the function, then the reset button will help you to clear them by moving the lever back to its position. Another cool feature of this blaster is that it also has a small button for slamming fire by using the lever action. The grip of the scavenger has a stock attachment point to which you can attach other stocks.

The attachments of the blaster include two rubber barrels, which are attached at the front of the barrel. The second attachment is a tactical light, which you can attach to the lower tactical rail; inside this light is a space for 3AAA batteries, which are used to light them. The firing velocity of the blaster is 67FPS, which is average, but his blaster is worth buying due to its pretty cool accessories.

NERF Zombie Strike ZED

This NERF Zombie Strike ZED Squad Longshot CS-12 blaster comes with a couple of green elite darts, a magazine, a bolt handle, and instructions it. The bolt handle is installed in the little hole on both sides of the blaster. At the front, there is an in-strike barrel attachment where you can attach a barrel or anything. Above it is an in-strike tactical rail that can attach optics.

The downside to the front is that there is a bipod mount, just like first-generation Nerf guns. There used to be a bipod mount present on them, which is used for a stable rest on uneven ground. It’s a cool and unique part of this blaster. Also, there is an excess door to clear any jams; this door can be opened by pulling the bolt back to its position and pushing the button to open the excess door. The magazine included in this blaster has a 12-round elite dart capacity.

At the backside of the tactical rail, there is another sling mount attachment, and the downside to it is a priming indicator, which is black at first, but after you prime it out then, the indicator turns red, which shows you are ready to fire.

The bolt handle on both sides of the blaster is used to prime the blaster. The grip of the blaster is suitable for any hand. This blaster also has a stock attached to it, which is not detachable but slightly moveable freely due to the adjustable notch that is present on it. The shooting velocity of this blaster is 63FPS, which is not bad, but with its overall smoothness of the operation and its ergonomics, it is pretty good. The modifications and comfort of using this blaster make it unique among many other blasters with poor performance.

Overall, I like this blaster, from its unique color themes to its amazing features. This NERF Zombie Strike ZED Squad Longshot CS-12 Blaster is worth a shopping cart.