Best Nerf Guns For 10 Year Olds

NERF Teenage Mutant

Nerf has teamed up with Nickelodeon to bring us a Mutant Ninja Turtle blaster that comes with 10 Elite 2.0 darts specifically designed with each turtle theme on the blaster. This Ninja Turtle blaster looks exactly like the Nerf Rebelled Sweet Revenge, which is famous among girls. It is a hammer action and a springer revolver blaster.

Just like the Nerf X-shot skins blaster, the Ninja Turtle blaster has the same technology. A fun fact about this Ninja blaster is that it has no prime loader to load but a priming hammer to prime it is present on the upper edge of the blaster. This priming hammer is very easy to use as it locks and loads itself when primed.

The downside is that it has a small grip handle which leans into Nickelodeon vibes and has a graffiti design on it. Both sides have artwork of ninja turtles on the blaster. The front side of the blaster has a slick revolver which has a 5-dart space. After putting the darts into the revolver, just press the hammer primer to fire the darts. Besides the end of the grip, there is a sling point used to adjust the length of the blaster.

On the front of the 5-dart cylinder, there is a small sight for aiming at targets. It has an average performance of 64-65 FPS, which is not bad for kids. It is easy to handle and lightweight for kids up to age 8. Nerf is not only trying to become famous among boys but also girls.

This Teenage Ninja Mutant blaster with Nickelodeon art graffiti is surely going to be at the top of your buying list.

NERF Fortnite Heavy SR

The Nerf Fortnite blaster is the longest and first of its kind, and can also be used as a sniper rifle. It has a spring action side prime magazine that supports mega launching. The Side Prime magazine is compatible with the Centurian magazine, which is a cool feature.

The blaster comes in a package that includes the detached blaster, mega darts, scope, and instructions. Unlike other blasters, it doesn’t have an in-strike barrel lug, but it has a big muzzle brake at the front, giving it the intimidating look of a real sniper rifle. The barrel is long and there’s an instrike rail up front and on the bottom side. However, the bottom side rail cannot slide any clip on it because there’s no attachment prong on the rail.

The downside of this blaster is its two-legged bipod which is non-removable and permanently attached to the barrel. But, it can be folded out of the way. There’s a priming handle on both sides, which you move backward and forward to prime the blaster. The handle is very smooth.

The magazine has a capacity of six darts. There’s a tactical rail on the front back where you can attach a scope. On the front side of the tactical rail, there’s an access door that is used to clear jamming and malfunction. There’s also a button on the other side to clear jam functions. The grip is medium-sized and easy to handle, and the trigger button is smooth to press. However, this blaster does not have any slam fire.

This Nerf sniper rifle has an average performance, with no jamming functions, an attractive color theme, and cool tactics. If you’re obsessed with long sniper rifles and many other accessories, then this is the perfect blaster for you.

Nerf Modulus Tri-Strike

This blaster is a magazine-fed, spring-powered toy gun that comes with several attachments, such as mega and missile attachments. In the package, you will find a magazine, blaster, mega attachment, and ammo, which includes 10 elite darts, 4 mega whistler darts, and 1 missile.

On the front upper side of the blaster, you will find a missile launcher that you can use to defeat your opponent. There is also a barrel attachment at the front of the tri-strike blaster that you can use to attach to other blasters using the nozzle provided.

The firing mechanism is similar to other blasters like Thunder or Demolisher missile launchers. The plunger, located on the downside of the blaster, is manually powered, and you just have to push it out and move it back to its position to launch the missile. The performance of the missile launcher depends on how much you pull back the plunger.

The barrel attachment of the blaster has space for four darts. In the middle of the blaster is the core blaster, which has a spring action primer to prime the blaster. On the side of the trigger is the button for Meg’s release. On the top of the blaster, you will find the access door to clear any jamming functions. To open it, pull back the priming handle, which flicks the access door. The blaster also has in-strike tactic rails on the upper side, which is a cool feature for any attachment.

You can also attach a missile launcher to the tactical rail. Another cool feature of this tri-blaster is that the missile launcher can function as a standalone blaster due to its stock attachment. You can easily attach it to other blasters. In other words, with this blaster, you can unleash three modes: Fire Nerf Elite darts, Nerf Mega darts, and a Nerf rocket launcher. Overall, it is an excellent blaster with high-performance speed.

NERf Elite 2.0 Double Punch

This motorized blaster comes equipped with two ten-round magazines, each loaded with 50-round darts. The blaster requires 4 AA batteries and features two barrels that move in a left-right punch action, much like the Rhino Fire blaster. Additionally, a smooth tactical rail on the upper front of the blaster allows for the attachment of scope, and beneath it, you’ll find a 10-dart storage compartment.

The grip of the blaster is designed for comfortable handling by all hand sizes, with binary triggers that serve dual purposes: one for shooting and the other for revving the blaster for a few seconds, allowing it to charge. Performance-wise, this blaster is top-notch, firing rapidly with its double accessories, and it even features invisible plastic that allows you to see inside.

Notably, the blaster also includes a safety switch located on the invisible part, and an access door on the downside of the stock to clear up any performance ambiguities. It’s a must-have addition to your cart for any blaster enthusiast.

NERF Elite 2.0 Motoblitz

This Nerf blaster comes complete with a blaster, instructions, and a magazine filled with darts. It operates as a semi-automatic flywheeler, housing a six-shot shotgun at the front of the magazine. With the addition of 4 AA batteries, this blaster is ready for action. For firing the shotgun, simply use the pump handle primer, which acts as an air tank blaster. The handle can be pumped numerous times without causing any harm to the blaster. Additionally, the blaster includes an air blitz button that unleashes six darts at once.

A scope is attached to the back of the blaster to aid in aiming, but it is not a functional scope and does not provide clear visuals. The blaster also features three tactical rails: two on both sides and one on the upper side. The trigger resembles the raven trigger and is smooth, while the grip is small but comfortable. In case of a jam malfunction, there is an access door located at the back of the blaster for easy clearing.

The magazine has a unique banana shape and is equipped with a magazine release button. The blaster can utilize a 25-round dart magazine, an 18-round magazine, or a mega drum magazine. However, the 50 titan drum magazine is not compatible with this blaster.

Overall, this blaster is an incredible addition to any collection. Its cool features and performance are sure to impress. The primary flywheel component shoots out darts at 67 FPS, while the shotgun has a lower performance of 57 FPS. With its ease of use and numerous cool Nerf accessories, it is perfect for kids aged 8-11.

NERF FORTNITE Blue Shock

This blaster is unique from other blasters in terms of its simplicity and user-friendliness. It comes with instructions, ten dart clips, and ten elite foam darts. Inspired by Fortnite, this blaster is lightweight and easy to carry. Additionally, there is a bonus code included in the package to unlock a beat wrap.

The magazine comes in a slightly curved shape and is white in color. The grip is large and easy to handle, and the stock is not removable. The back portion of the blaster has a place for four AA batteries. There is no barrel attachment at the front, but there is a cool aiming site feature on the upper side.

On the upper back of the blaster, there is a carrying handle. The overall theme of the blaster is blue. Although the stock is small, it provides access to ten dart magazines.

This blaster does not have any tactical rails or other modulus attachments. It has binary triggers, including a smooth and easy-to-pull semi-auto and an acceleration trigger. There is also an access door on the left side to clear jamming. To open the access door, release the magazine from the blaster because it blocks the door from opening.

This semi-auto blaster does not require a primer to launch darts, and its semi-auto gear allows you to unleash darts with more power. This blaster is an excellent choice to add to your Nerf collection, and kids from the age of eight can use it because it is an easy-loading blaster.