Ultra Nerf Guns
Nerf Ultra Blasters, Darts & Accessories
Ages 8+
$14-75
Average Rating 4.5
Ultra Nerf Darts
Range 120 ft. (36m)
Nerf Ultra Series Overview
Nerf Ultra is a series of tactical blasters that ushered in a new style of Nerf darts.
THESE NERF GUNS HAVE AN INCREASED RANGE
The series claims to have a range of up to 120 ft., and although we want nothing more than for this to be true, I believe it’s a bit of a stretch. In short, we aim to be honest and truthful about performance. Therefore, to achieve this with any sort of consistency you would need a strong wind at your back, preferably hurricane force.
ULTRA BLASTERS HAS AMMO TO INCREASED ACCURACY
Accuracy however, is a performance matrix where the Ultra series will stand out. It’s far from perfect, as most Nerf guns are, but noticeable nonetheless. Especially when firing AccuStrike darts. Short of this it will be hard to achieve the level of accuracy you’re hoping for.
Series Breakdown
The Ultra Series Arsenal
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Nerf Ultra Ammo and Info
Below you will find information about what types of ammo is compatible with Ultra Nerf guns and questions regarding the series status, updates and new additions.
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What Type of Nerf Dart Does The Ultra Series Use?
The primary ammo used by this series are Ultra Nerf darts. Consider them the first generation and most commonly used. They’re very similar in shape to the Sonic-Screamer, although, no whistling sounds will accompany each shot.
ACCUSTRIKE NERF DARTS
These Nerf darts were developed with an emphasis on accuracy. The body of the dart is similar with other Ultra darts, however, the tips have been squared off changing the performance.
SONIC-SCREAMERS
The Sonic-Screamers are very similar in design to the original Ultra Nerf darts with one key distinctions, the tip. These darts have a modified tip which makes a whistling sound when fired.
Every Pistol in The Nerf Ultra Series
Each of these handguns have their advantages and disadvantages, however, all of them are capable of performing as either a primary or secondary weapon. These pistols are also able to shoot any of the Ultra Nerf darts to suit your performance needs.
TWO
SEMI-AUTOMATIC
6 ROUND CAPACITY
ACCELERATION TRIGGER
FIVE
SINGLE FIRE
4 ROUND CAPACITY
SLIDE-ACTION PRIMER
FOUR
SINGLE FIRE
1 ROUND CAPACITY
PULL HANDLE PRIMER
The 2 Versions of The Ultra One Motorized Blaster
SIMILAR FEATURES FOUND IN THESE TWO ULTRA ONES
The Ultra One is a motorized blaster that’s fed by a 25 round rotating drum and if I had to be completely honest, looks very similar to a futuristic “Tommy Gun”. Semi-Automatic is your only mode of delivery and I found it to have an average cycle speed.
The compact design and centralized battery location produces a balanced weapon that will give you increased mobility, however, it does have a timely reload evolution that will require practice.
FEATURES THAT SET THESE NERF GUNS APART
Both of these Nerf guns are set apart by visual elements and ammunition. Outside of this, these blasters will perform the same. The visual elements may be different, however, it’s hard to say which is the upgrade because it’s preference. I happen to be fond of the blue.
The ammunition, although different, is interchangeable and not isolated to just one Nerf gun. The original version of the Ultra One comes with Ultra Nerf darts and the Ultra One Screamer comes with Sonic-Screamer darts.
The Nerf Ultra Dorado & Scream Machine
Dorado
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- Semi-Automatic
- 6 Round Capacity
- 6 Round Storage
- Acceleration Trigger
- Ultra Nerf Darts
- Semi-Automatic
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SIMILAR ATTRIBUTES BETWEEN THESE TWO NERF GUNS
Both of These Nerf guns will offer the same tactical attributes and for obvious reasons, it’s the same gun, although, there is a couple small distinctions that set them apart. The visual elements being the most obvious of the two and the other is the ammunition.
These blasters have a quick access rotating drum that’s accessible from the back of the gun as opposed to the front load system found on most drum fed Nerf guns. The advantage to this is line of sight and with practice could increase reload speed.
THE NERF DARTS SET THESE BLASTERS APART
In addition to the visuals, the other feature that sets these two Nerf guns apart is their ammunition. The Dorado will come packaged with the original AccuStrike Nerf darts, while the Scream Machine comes with the Sonic-Screamers.
Scream Machine
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- Semi-Automatic
- 6 Round Capacity
- 6 Round Storage
- Acceleration Trigger
- Sonic-Screamer Nerf Darts
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