Best Nerf Guns For 7 Year Olds

NERF Elite Junior Explorer

The blaster is designed for young Nerfers and does not come with tactical rails, in-strike attachment barrels, or magazine insertion. The grip is built for smaller hands. It features an easy gun loader and a double prime system. The packaging includes eight elite foam Nerf darts, which are safe for children. The blaster’s size and weight are according to the younger ones' needs, making it easy for them to carry it around.

The blaster trigger has easy access for all sizes of hands, whether small or large. The front side of the blaster has four short mechanical blasters without any barrel attachment. Each of the four cannons has air restrictors on the basin. At the back of the blaster is a stiffer primer large enough for big hands, which is easy to operate. On the upper side of the blaster is a Nerf sight that helps younger Nerfs detect their target; it is more for cosmetic purposes but good to have in junior blasters.

Overall, the style and color of the blaster are top-notch. The firing range is up to 50FPS, enough for younger kids but not compatible with other Nerf blasters. It is fun to use this blaster for indoor or outdoor activities. A 7-year-old can easily operate this Nerf junior blaster.

Nerf Elite Junior Rookie

A true hand blaster should come equipped with enough darts (32) and have a range that covers a good distance, along with 4 targets. Instead of a magazine insertion, this model is loaded by inserting the darts into the front loader, which operates like a revolver. It is a front loader and revolver action blaster. The trigger has room for two fingers or an entire hand, and the easy grip downside is perfect for small hands.

Located at the front end is an easy primer for loading. At the upper front, a large aperture can be used as an aiming sight, a fun activity for kids who enjoy aiming at different objects. Additionally, the package contains 4 durable targets that are not prone to breaking easily.

The blasting tends to be lower, which is not a big deal since it is designed to be used by young surfers. The average firing range is 46 FPS, which is great for most situations. Unlike other elite blasters, it does not have any tactical rails, cool accessories, laser indicators, or safety triggers because it is specifically designed for children aged 6 and 7.

Overall, this is a good blaster with pump action, less stock, and is highly durable, kid-friendly, and not easy to break.

Nerf Elite Jr Ultimate Starter

A fun fact about the package is that it includes two Nerf blasters. Both these blasters are equivalent to one Nerf blaster. The package includes eyewear protection, two targets, the Cadet and Scout blasters, and 15 Elite Nerf darts.

The Scout blaster gives off military vibes. It is lightweight and easy to carry and handle because it has no accessories like a drum magazine or mechanics. However, it has a spring action primer at the back that you slide down while the barrel runs. You can then press the trigger to fire darts out of the barrel due to air resistance. The primer can shoot two darts. Pulling the primer backward with all your force locks itself in that position and gently releases to its original position. The trigger has a full space for at least two fingers, and the grip is reasonably small, just for tiny hands. There is also an aiming sight on the upper front, reaching only 60 FPS. This is useful for little nerfers.

The Scout blaster has the same features as the Cadet blaster but is smaller and much lighter in weight. It has the same working mechanism but can shoot only one dart. There is no space for tactical rails, accessories, and magazines. The grip handle is oblique in shape, like the Cadet blaster. It has no primer downside but has a spring action primer at the back. The average dart firing of the Scout blaster is 55fps. If you are interested in simple and powerful Nerf guns, these cool blasters with cool aesthetics and simple mechanics are worth checking out.

Marvel Spider-Man Spider Strike

Get your hands on the unique Marvel Spider Strike Splash Blaster! This superhero toy blaster is entirely distinct in every way, from its unique ergonomics to its eye-catching colors (dark red and black with bright blue contrast), splashing water, and firing darts - it’s a 2-in-1 toy blaster.

Blast your friends with Nerf darts and water splashes at the same time! It has no grip but comes with a crossbow or wrist straps. In addition, it comes with 3 darts in its packaging. Unlike a typical blaster gun with a grip, magazine, or trigger to load the darts, this blaster has a wrist support strap at the bottom to make it easy to wear. A spider bolt also serves as a handle to grip it easily.

On the upper front is a space to insert the dart, a pull-back lever at the back to prime it, and a button to fire it. On top, there is a black hole covered with a blue lid - this black hole is essentially a tank used to fill with water. Use the spider bolt handle button to splash water on your Nerf friends. The firing range of the dart is not maximum, but it’s lower due to its design, as it’s not a slam-fire or pump-action blaster with a magazine loader.

Despite this, it’s pretty cool and unique in its way. If you’re concerned about your child’s safety regarding darts, then this Nerf Marvel water splash blaster is for you. It’s best suited for kids below the age of 7, especially 5-year-olds who can easily handle it.

NERF Elite Junior Racer

This blaster is called the Junior Elite and has a smaller dart capacity. You will find the blaster and four elite Nerf darts when you open the packaging. The blaster is compact and does not have a detachable barrel or magazine loader, so you insert the darts at the front and fire away.

The back of the blaster has a priming handle that is easy to use. It is smoother than other blasters, making it perfect for younger Nerfers with less strength. When you pull the trigger, the priming handle returns to its original position without requiring a lot of force.

The design of the blaster is more like a short, simple pistol, which is ideal for kids. The grip is comfortable for both small and large hands and is solidly built. The sight on top is small, but it can be useful for aiming, especially for younger children.

The color themes are great, and the darts are made of foam to prevent injuries. The blaster has a shooting range of 40-43FPS, which is perfect for its size.

NERF Rampage

The following describes the Nerf Rampage, a blaster that is a sequel to the Raider and has undergone several internal changes. The blaster has a teardrop-shaped elite dart drum, a clip, a lip, and 25 elite foam darts.

On the left side of the Nerf Rampage, there is a place to attach a clip, which is used to insert the drum magazine. You can attach any magazine, such as Streamline, to the clip. The front side of the blaster has a long rail attachment, but there is no in-strike barrel attachment. On the backside, there is an attachment for the plunger, while on the front, there are two handles: one for grip and one for priming.

The blaster is a single-shot, pump-action, slam-fire blaster. To fire the blaster, insert the magazine, prime it from the handle below, and fire. Alternatively, you can hold the trigger down and pump it backward and forward several times for slam fire. The blaster also has an access door to clear jamming, but jamming is rare.

The N-strike elite rampage fire can shoot up to 70 FPS, which is impressive. If you are looking for a blaster with a different size and dart capacity, the Nerf Rampage is a good choice.