NERF HYPER RUSH-40
RUSH-40 SNAPSHOT
- Ages 14+
- $21.99-$31.99
- Average rating 4.7
- NO Batteries Required
- Single Fire
- Slide-Action
- 40 Round Capacity
- 150 Round Storage
TACTICAL STATS
Tactical Stats Rating
600 / 600
Hyper Rush-40 Tactical Information
RUSH-40 TACTICAL FEATURES
There are 4 usable tactical rails located on the Rush-40 that were designed with the intention of accommodating the reload canisters, however, they are suitable for a range of accessories.
On the top of the blaster is an integrated sighting system that will do it’s job as long as you don’t put a reload canister on the top tactical rail. Nerf guns are only so accurate, although it does give you a visual point.
RUSH-40 SAFETY FEATURES
While pointing the Nerf gun in the outward position you will find the trigger safety located on the left side of the gun. Putting it in the downward position will lock the trigger and the blaster will not fire. Moving the trigger safety upwards will put the gun back into the ready position.
On the back of the Rush-40 there are 2 small buttons. The top is the priming indicator and will show yellow when there is a Hyper Round primed and ready to fire. Blow this indicator is the anti-lock button that will unlock the gun in a primed state in order to address malfunctions such as jamming.
ADDITION FEATURES
Located on the bottom of the handle is a sling point. This feature is only as handy as your decision to use this blaster as a backup. If you’re using the RUSH-40 as your primary weapon this feature will have little use.
LOADING THE RUSH-40
Loading and reloading is fast and takes very little effort when you use the refill canisters. I would recommend buying at least one. They’re a time saver and worth the investment. Loading/reloading by hand can become a daunting and messy process
RELOADING THE NERF GUN ON THE FLY
Having the ability to reload fast and on the move is vital to anyone who’s right in the middle of the action. The fastest way to finish a reload evolution is to use the reload canisters. It’s not a simple dump and go process but more of a slower pour. Far from perfect but much faster then using your hands.
CYCLING THE RUSH-40
This Nerf gun is fairly simple to cycle and I’m sure the visual aid will do a good job of articulating what I write. The Rush-40 uses a slide-action primer so once the gun is fully loaded you will grip the top portion of the blaster and pull backwards. This will prime the Nerf gun to fire a single round and this is a single fire blaster so you will need to repeat this process before firing each Hyper-Round.
THIS NERF GUN HAS A STRONGER PRIMING PULL
The priming cycle will be a little harder then most of the dart style Nerf guns you may be used to. This is partly due to a higher firing velocity that will top out around 110 fps. Requiring more force to prime the gun will also make it more difficult for younger children to operate this blaster.
The Nerf Hyper Rush-40 is a single fire blaster that uses a slide-action priming system and would fall into the handgun category. Typically you would think of a pistol as a backup to a more dominate primary arsenal but with the Rush-40 that’s not necessarily the case. You will find that this Nerf gun can take the lead role just fine.
RUSH-40 IS A HIGH CAPACITY NERF GUN
This Nerf gun is by no means the fastest shooting in terms of cycling through rounds but it does make up it in sheer volume. 40 rounds goes a long way and will no doubt keep you in the action longer.
HIGH FPS NERF GUN
The Rush-40 is also one of the highest FPS shooting Nerf guns available. This is a feature that is exclusive to the Hyper series and tops out just above the Rival series at 100 FPS
Rush-40 Ammo (Hyper Rounds)
The Rush-40 uses Hyper rounds. These are not to be mistaken with the all to familiar Rival rounds that are used with all other Rival series blasters. Hyper Rounds are similar in texture but are much small in caliber and are manufactured out of a completely different material.
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
The Rush-40 has an integrated hopper (magazine) system with a 40 round load capacity. If you’re not familiar with Nerf guns this is well above average and can be attributed to the redesign in caliber (size) of the new Hyper Rounds. These newly designed rounds made a more streamlined and compact hopper possible
Package Contents
- Rush-40
- 30 Hyper Rounds
- Safety Glasses
- Instructions
NERF HYPER RUSH-40 FULLY LOADED
The Hyper series is designed with a unique feature that allows the user to store up to a 150 rounds of ammunition on the blaster. There are 4 tactical rails located on the Rush and each one of them has the capacity to hold either a 100 or 50 round canister.
THE PROS & CONS OF THIS SYSTEM
40 rounds wont last long once the action starts so in theory this was a really smart idea. The Hyper Rounds are stored directly on the gun speeding up the reload time, however, the issue is the amount of extra bulk it adds to the Nerf gun. In addition to putting the top canister right in your line of sight.
MY SOLUTION TO THIS HYPER ROUND ISSUE
If you’re going to purchase a canister for the Rush-40 go for the 50 round. It’s much smaller and will fit snugly on the tactical rail attached to the trigger guard. It will give you a full hopper reload while also keeping it tucked away and out of your line of sight.
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- Tactical Features
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RUSH-40 TACTICAL FEATURES
There are 4 usable tactical rails located on the Rush-40 that were designed with the intention of accommodating the reload canisters, however, they are suitable for a range of accessories.
On the top of the blaster is an integrated sighting system that will do it’s job as long as you don’t put a reload canister on the top tactical rail. Nerf guns are only so accurate, although it does give you a visual point.
RUSH-40 SAFETY FEATURES
While pointing the Nerf gun in the outward position you will find the trigger safety located on the left side of the gun. Putting it in the downward position will lock the trigger and the blaster will not fire. Moving the trigger safety upwards will put the gun back into the ready position.
On the back of the Rush-40 there are 2 small buttons. The top is the priming indicator and will show yellow when there is a Hyper Round primed and ready to fire. Blow this indicator is the anti-lock button that will unlock the gun in a primed state in order to address malfunctions such as jamming.
ADDITION FEATURES
Located on the bottom of the handle is a sling point. This feature is only as handy as your decision to use this blaster as a backup. If you’re using the RUSH-40 as your primary weapon this feature will have little use.
- Loading & Reloading
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LOADING THE RUSH-40
Loading and reloading is fast and takes very little effort when you use the refill canisters. I would recommend buying at least one. They’re a time saver and worth the investment. Loading/reloading by hand can become a daunting and messy process
RELOADING THE NERF GUN ON THE FLY
Having the ability to reload fast and on the move is vital to anyone who’s right in the middle of the action. The fastest way to finish a reload evolution is to use the reload canisters. It’s not a simple dump and go process but more of a slower pour. Far from perfect but much faster then using your hands.
- Operation
-
CYCLING THE RUSH-40
This Nerf gun is fairly simple to cycle and I’m sure the visual aid will do a good job of articulating what I write. The Rush-40 uses a slide-action primer so once the gun is fully loaded you will grip the top portion of the blaster and pull backwards. This will prime the Nerf gun to fire a single round and this is a single fire blaster so you will need to repeat this process before firing each Hyper-Round.
THIS NERF GUN HAS A STRONGER PRIMING PULL
The priming cycle will be a little harder then most of the dart style Nerf guns you may be used to. This is partly due to a higher firing velocity that will top out around 110 fps. Requiring more force to prime the gun will also make it more difficult for younger children to operate this blaster.
- Ammo & Capacity
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The Nerf Hyper Rush-40 is a single fire blaster that uses a slide-action priming system and would fall into the handgun category. Typically you would think of a pistol as a backup to a more dominate primary arsenal but with the Rush-40 that’s not necessarily the case. You will find that this Nerf gun can take the lead role just fine.
RUSH-40 IS A HIGH CAPACITY NERF GUN
This Nerf gun is by no means the fastest shooting in terms of cycling through rounds but it does make up it in sheer volume. 40 rounds goes a long way and will no doubt keep you in the action longer.
HIGH FPS NERF GUN
The Rush-40 is also one of the highest FPS shooting Nerf guns available. This is a feature that is exclusive to the Hyper series and tops out just above the Rival series at 100 FPS
Rush-40 Ammo (Hyper Rounds)
The Rush-40 uses Hyper rounds. These are not to be mistaken with the all to familiar Rival rounds that are used with all other Rival series blasters. Hyper Rounds are similar in texture but are much small in caliber and are manufactured out of a completely different material.
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
The Rush-40 has an integrated hopper (magazine) system with a 40 round load capacity. If you’re not familiar with Nerf guns this is well above average and can be attributed to the redesign in caliber (size) of the new Hyper Rounds. These newly designed rounds made a more streamlined and compact hopper possible
- Package Contents
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Package Contents
- Rush-40
- 30 Hyper Rounds
- Safety Glasses
- Instructions
- Fully Loaded
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NERF HYPER RUSH-40 FULLY LOADED
The Hyper series is designed with a unique feature that allows the user to store up to a 150 rounds of ammunition on the blaster. There are 4 tactical rails located on the Rush and each one of them has the capacity to hold either a 100 or 50 round canister.
THE PROS & CONS OF THIS SYSTEM
40 rounds wont last long once the action starts so in theory this was a really smart idea. The Hyper Rounds are stored directly on the gun speeding up the reload time, however, the issue is the amount of extra bulk it adds to the Nerf gun. In addition to putting the top canister right in your line of sight.
MY SOLUTION TO THIS HYPER ROUND ISSUE
If you’re going to purchase a canister for the Rush-40 go for the 50 round. It’s much smaller and will fit snugly on the tactical rail attached to the trigger guard. It will give you a full hopper reload while also keeping it tucked away and out of your line of sight.
- My Thoughts
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Hyper Rush 40 Accessories Recommendation
RUSH-40 USES NERF HYPER ROUNDS
The Rush-40 is only compatible with Nerf Hyper Rounds. This ammunition is much smaller than High-Impact Rival ammo and made of a different material. The material is a soft hollow rubbery texture that’s similar to a rubber worm used for fishing. An odd comparison I know, but fitting.
HYPER ROUNDS
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