Siren Blasters Maulr Ultra Long Range Foam Dart Blaster, Pump-Action Multi-Shot, 200 Ft Range, 220 FPS, Adjustable Fire Power (Control Speed and Distance), 10-Dart Magazine, Outdoor Games, Ages 14+

Very powerful! Better velocity than many of my higher priced and even custom printed blasters. Ease of power adjustment is a plus. Magazine is very difficult to remove on mine from the factory. Ill see if I can smooth that out somehow. And my kids aren't able to prime the blaster so its not for smaller shooters. The included darts are solid and hard Styrofoam. At full power they break on impact when shooting anything hard so best to use good quality short darts like worker brand or dartzone pro even.

Super strong. Tears up the darts that came with it. But replacement darts were much stronger, and cheap

Great dart gun!! plenty of power!

This blaster had potential, unfortunately it seems like bad decisions were made during the manufacturing phase. Good design, tons of power and accuracy if you throw away the absolute junk darts it comes with. The design fails when it comes to the ability to modify it. Changing springs or barrel requires disassembly of the entire blaster. The real concern is the poor quality of the internal components. Way too flimsy, no way they will endure extended high power play. And as I said, the darts that come with it are the worst ever. Polystyrene foam with a heavy head glued on. Unfortunately the heads are glued off center causing the darts to corkscrew in flight. I would steer clear of this blaster, there are far better ones out there.

This blaster is just to be seen as a normal nerf blaster, but it has the power and stability of a 3d printed nerf gun. It was very well packaged, and was worth every penny. It is a little difficult to prime, but that is what gives it power. I recommend this for die hard nerf fans like teens, but not for kids under 12 years old.

This range of blasters have been overmarketed by influencers online with unlimited praize The reality is however a different story. The good: - strong shell - It's a bullpup (not everybody's taste i know) - novelty power setting button - talon mag compatible The bad: - ergonomically terrible, the main grip hurts your hand after 10 minutes of play - The front grip is too small and can catch your skin (and that hurts!) - The prime is rough and not smooth at all resulting in slow fireing - No possiblity to put any kind of scar on it without major modding - The darts it comes with you can just trow away, they are terrible - The safety switch is difficult to use. - The powerbutton is not of great design, it's flimsy - Blaster is not easy to mod. Overall: it's not a good blaster. Blasters like the nexus pro and the x-shot longshot are, despite having their own problems, way more userfriendly and fun to play with then this one. This will just be collecting dust in my blaster collection. Power is not eveything and definately not the only thing that makes a nerf game fun.

This is insanely powerful and not really good for an nerf type battles. Even standing further back than the distance suggested and having it set for the lower power, it left a welt that stayed bruised for over a week. It even broke the new siding on our house. The darts are flimsy and the heads break on the first impact. Probably best to use for target practice on inanimate objects you no longer care about.

Ummm, yes its powerful. It can put holes through 2 sheets of cardboard easily. It will break the darts if the dart hits a hard object. Do not recommend for kids. But for the dad that wants to have fun in the garage between projects, absolutely!!!

Most foam dart guns that I've bought have underperformed. The Maulr is a beast. It's sturdy, no glitches after a solid evening of use and fires very hard, with all my darts. The Siren darts hit at another level again, the first shot was 275.2 fps and the next 9 were right there too. This is the gun that you wont be disappointed in.

Very powerful.

Hits hard but misfire alot