Nerf N-Strike Elite Demolisher 2-in-1 Blaster

Just got my demolisher for a nerf zombie war, and I love it. It has good range, and a solid rate of fire. Couldn't understand why everyone was complaining about jams, until I purposefully created one by not letting the motor rev up all the way. As long as you don't store the darts in the clips, and let the motor rev up all they way before firing, jams are virtually non existent. Plus, it's got a noob tube. The plunger for the grenade launcher is a little loose, but was easy to fix with just a bit of tape. Even more plus, mine came with a second bannan clip and ten more darts. Not sure if it was supposed to, but I'm not complaining. The stock is a little bit short, but it's an exceptable trade off for storing an extra grenade. Overall, it's an excellent blaster, and significantly less expensive then it originally was, so five stars. I can't wait to noobtube some zombies!!

I bought this for my 8 year old for his birthday and I love it. He can play with it later. It's held up well over the last few months. It's wicked cool. You can fire off like 12 darts at high speed as it's semi-automatic. The batteries last suprisingly long. The stupid "grenade" is not stupid at all. In fact, I could exclusively use the grenade and this would still be a fun to for me... him. It stores an extra grenade too. I mean... what's not to love.My only complaint is that the fins come off a bit easily on the Grenade, but that's what Gorilla Glue is for, right?

4.5 out of 5 starsI really like this gun, it is a little bulky, but the fact that you have a super quick to access missile (sock for hvz fans) makes the blaster all the more fun.Pluses1:big handle (comfortable for children but not alienating to adults)Has a comterble weight (I have launched darts and missiles outa this thing hundreds of times while runing around and doing parkour with little fatigue)Rarely jams if you pull the trigger all the way and have batterys that aren't about to dieYou can put 16 volts through this thing outa the box and it will still workSuper short barrel length so there so no barrel dragHas the barrel extension and stock attachment piecesMinusesAbout as many locks as the strife, so the trigger pull is rather uncomfortableDosent gravity drop mags smaller than 18 roundThe missile compartment in the stock (with or without the missile inside it) gets in the way of you resting your cheek on the stockOnly two tactical rails so there isn't very much customisation that can occur.Overall I like this blaster a lot, it definitely is one of the better blasters nerf has made over the past few years, it puts the mark on " practical" and "Tacticool"

My ten year old loves it. And wrapped under the tree the normal box was unimportant. Was glad to save the money.Only real complaint is the stock. It's obvious they were trying to double dip the storage for use with the disc launchers as we'll but it makes the stock uncomfortable to shoulder both for adults and children.Rocket launcher works surprisingly well and rockets can be purchase separately which was a concern. Magazines of the same type cannot yet be purchased separately making the new design silly until they fix that. Either you load the same one as the others or you lose the benefit of being able to load quickly. It would be nice if nerf always included two magazines.

It was fun but jammed up after re-load. It was easily rectified once figured out.

One of the best designed nerf guns we have ever seen! The gray stock is easily removable, it is battery powered by 4 AA, it is magazine fed and will accept the magazines that come with the nerf n-strike elite tactical vest! This gun is near perfect! The main trigger acts to warm up the mechanism and you can hear it making noise then the small orange button below the trigger guard is what you press to fire a single dart. the grenade launcher is just operated by extending the gray handle forward then bringing it back very quickly. The following are my only feedback/watch outs. It can jam so read the instructions and be sure to keep the top closed. I wish it had a sling! and the gray grenade handle is not secured in the back position so if you aren't holding it and tip the gun downward the handle will slide to the pre-fire position which could be a potential issue when running around and could bang into a wall and break, hasn't happened yet though.

This was a Christmas gift for my son. Well was supposed to be. I ended up using it in the next war on Christmas Day. The clip makes it so easy to reload under fire. And the middle is an added bonus even though it is a little hard to aim. A forehead shot on the granddad proved that. But all in all it is well made and stands up to a beating. I would suggest buying extra clips on the 25 rd drum cause once it's reved up it fires as fast as you can pull the trigger. No having to pump it like other nerf guns. I would suggest this as any primary nerf battle rifle for that family war.

Seriously. Im getting annoyed that NERF has become what it is today. When we were kids our nerf guns sucked. They barely worked, usually required the biggest kid two grades up to operate, and would surely break within a few weeks, yet we still managed to have a great time. Nowadays these kids have fully automatic battery operated death machines that make me scoff at the old nerf bow and arrow setup i used to have. Im talking grenade launcher equipped fully automatic assault rifle nerf guns.......PHENOMENAL. I bought these for my godsons bdays and another model for xmas so now every family get together has basically devolved into a war-zone. But for some reason its never the kids that fire the first shot.