DART ZONEPro-Series MK-1.2 Foam Dart Blaster - 200 FPS Foam Blaster for Adults & Teens - Soft Bullet Blaster for Ages 14+ with 30 Half Length Darts, 90° Shoulder Stock, Mags & Eyewear - 125 ft Range

For everyone complaining about the gun jamming. It’s because you have to pull the cocking mechanism back, put the magazine in, then push the cocking mechanism forward, and you’re ready to fire. In other words.. priming it. This will solve your issue, and it’ll no longer jam. Most nerf guns won’t even allow you to put a mag in unless you prime it first.This gun is extremely powerful, and quite painful. Feels very comparable to getting shot by an air soft gun if you get shot at close range. It comes with a weaker spring that you can switch out, but it weakens the power of your shot significantly. So it’s a choice of two extremes. Nerf on crack, or nerf being nerfed.Overall very high quality gun, that is well worth the money. Definitely the top of the line, and most powerful “nerf” gun out there. Dart zone did a great job with this one.

Great gun to play with, target shoot, and start gun safety training with a youngin especially if you live in a less rural area. Excellent range and surprisingly accurate for a dart gun

What a nice blaster. When on sale at fourty the value is as good as it's fps. Out of the box you can't beat the quality for the price. It does have a few cons like a weak locking stock adjustability and I absolutely hate the rubber grip that slips so much. Outside of that this is the evolution of a kitted out retaliatior/recon and bridges the gap between casual toy and young adults sport perfectly. It easily accepts nerf full length magazines and equivalent brand, half length katana, and half length talon mags. Overall you will likely have to spend two to three times as much to get a comparable blaster out of the box if not more.

Just from what I've heard about half of the people who bought this gun are saying that it is jamming very often while using it. I am part of that group and when I was first using it jammed whenever I failed to fully prime it because of the heavy spring (you could switch to the weaker spring if you want to avoid this) or because the dart guide that sits just above the magazine is putting to much pressure on top of the darts and causes it to jam while priming so TO EASILY FIX THIS ISSUE you can look into the rifle just above the mag and you can see the guide without having to remove anything first and then if you have a small screwdriver just stick it into the gap on the side and take out one little black screw holding the guide on once I did that my blaster was working perfectly and would not jam at all. So take out the guide.If you don't like the stock I would recommend just purchasing a stock that fits the n strike type attachment or using a different nerf brand stock that is compatible(most nerf stocks should be). I bought one that fits a nerf elite gun and it works really well.So if you are looking to buy this it’s good to know that it might take some work to make it super comfortable for you and customization to be just what you want but right out of the box it still does deliver 200fps and I love it.

This is a lot of fun.Overall, I’d say it works great. It feels great in my hands. It feels sturdy with regular use (unlike the YouTubers who look like they are trying to break it and complaining it flexes).But it has some jamming issues. There is a dart guide to prevent jams it seems that instead causes more jams. It’s just not designed quite right. But it doesn’t have a problem if I slide the priming handle half closed before inserting half dart magazine.So I like it pretty well.

I've had this blaster a few weeks now. I can say its a pretty solid blaster. It shoots hard, the accuracy warrants the sights and its comfortable in my hands. It has picatinny rails on top and on the sides so you can mount optics and other things to the blaster. The blaster is compatible with both standard and short darts, but Dart Zone only gives you short darts, short dart magazines, and an adapter for those magazines. I like it as a plinking blaster to hit targets.Now I watched the Foam Pro Tour. I've seen the complaints on it jamming. I've had a few firing hiccups from me getting fatigued and not priming properly. I've only had one jam where one dart did a complete 180 inside the barrel and another attempted to, but got stuck. The barrel is easy to remove so it wasn't too hard to fix this. It was just an annoyance to me but that could be breaking in a dart war.Now onto my problems. The stock that comes with the blaster is unusable. The hefty prime flexes it in a way that I'm worried the folding part will snap if I brace it against my shoulder to prime. I would take it off my shoulder to prime it. If you have a MAX Tomcat, that blaster's stock doesn't flex as much on this blaster. I ultimately bought a Worker NStrike to buffer tube stock adapter with a buffer tube stock and that appears to have the least amount of flex for me.Next is the muzzle brake. You can remove it since it is just friction fitted in there. In my case the friction fit was so tight that I ended up trying to twist to overcome it. DO NOT DO THIS. I learned this the hard way. The part that the muzzle brake is friction fitted into has some small pegs to keep it from rotating. While I did get the muzzle brake off, I sheared off those pegs in the process. So that part can now be rotated. It doesn't hurt the blaster much, and I can rotate it into a position keep it from rotating on its own, but I can't do anything to get the muzzle brake off anymore. Its effectively unremovable now.The blaster is a nice hobby grade blaster. Its great for plinking, but it has several problems that should be addressed.

These are awesome for a man hold like myself. You can feel the impact thru clothing and they can even leave little welts. Accurate for foam launcher. Good distance too. High quality and worth the price.