Nerf N-Strike Elite Scout MKII

Decent shooting by the gun. Shoots pretty far till 50ft which is a little above all nerf primary guns like stryfe. It is satisfactorily accurate but nerf guns perform like that only. Overall a pretty good choice for someone stepping in the nerf nation. Can be used as a good shooting pistol

Nice product. My kid was very excited to have it. However worked Perfect for couple of days only after that there are some misfire.. loose shots issues

This is a very good gunYou can buy it from Amazon is very good

Performance was very bad

Very good gun. In first gun drum was not rotating. But changed by amazon. Now working in good order.

very good blaster but after 6or7 days there is power and range ishu

The media could not be loaded. A good product, decent price, the kids loved it

Sad product overall and not up to an international Nerf standard. Packaging was the open front box with crumpled edges and coated in a layer of dust on arrival. The blaster is poorly constructed and feels cheaply put together with rattling and creaking brittle plastic. The blaster is also too brittle and you can tell even when squeezing the handle. The entire left side is covered in engraved hazard warnings on the blaster and therefore underpainted. Too much extra bulk plastic on the blaster so its pointlessly heavy and overdesigned. I've owned plenty of Nerf guns before and this is a joke. If I didn't know any better I'd say this was offbrand. The Quadrant costs 200rs. more but its significantly sleeker and less bulky. The Hammershot is the best version of this line of blasters as it's easier to prime one handed though it is costlier. Get either of those instead. No slamfire is also a -1 star on this blaster. This design is also prone to wearing and bending your darts down so just avoid this model at all costs. Get a quadrant instead.