NERF Halo MA40 Motorized Dart Blaster - Includes Removable 10-Dart Clip, 10 Official Elite Darts, and Attachable Rail Riser, White

Firstly: the package arrived in excellent condition.Secondly: as far as licensed NERF blasters go? The toy is excellent in almost every aspect; showcasing a wonderfully recreated 1-to-1 scale replica of Halo Infinite's premier MA40 assault rifle.When originally seeing the advertising, I wasn't 100% sure how well something like this could be executed, seeing how the previous attempt with BOOMco's MA5 had to greatly compromise the design to make it functional, resulting more of an oddball approximation rather than a proper recreation.Happily the MA40 is no such slouch, with a sturdy weight that feels well balanced without being cumbersome, enough overall length to comfortably fit against the shoulder, and a raised cheek-rest for aiming (or rather "eyeballing" since it has no sights) resulting in a rather pleasant to use dart gun.The only other minor mention I have for the design is the attached charging-handle on the left of the gun can sometimes poke or catch on things if not careful (including the user) and will get in the way when trying to store it in the box it came in. Use caution when trying to remove it, as it is both difficult and precarious.So how does it function as a dart blaster? Perfectly fine. It shoots foam darts from a 10-round magazine, using a small motor powered by C-Batteries; pretty much like any other motorized NERF gun.Final note: the only minor negative point I had with the MA40 was it's price of $49.99 USD; it's kind of a lot (In my option at least). While I consider it by no means a deal-breaker, $50 is a fairly high price for a NERF gun, especially if you want to buy multiples (for gifts, cosplay, modding, etc.)Outside of that, if one does have the money to spend, then it is definitely worth it. This is one Halo fan very much happy with his purchase!9.9/10, excellent!

I bought this originally just because I wanted the code for the in game skin, however after receiving it I was impressed with how nice it is. The build quality is on par with other NERF guns, but the details and design of it are so true to the recent Halo games! It’d be great for those looking to cosplay and I’d say this is an awesome product even if you’re not into NERF guns and just like Halo. I personally plan to put this on a shelf and display it.

This blaster is Beautifully Detailed and well scaled. Its a bit larger than the Boomco Blaster so it fits a Spartan much better.As a Nerf Blaster: Its pretty solid and fires well. Its a flywheel blaster so its got the speed and range. I have only noticed 2 cons, that being that mine tends to cram and jam darts. And the second being that the Magazine release is in a very awkward spot.As A cosplay Prop: This blaster is amazing. Details, Scale, moddability are perfect. Its very Accurate to the halo model. Thought the small thumb hole may give larger cosplayers with bigger armored hands some trouble. Its a good plastic to be taken appart sanded and painted as ive seen MANY in the 405th do. Its essentially the must have AR for all Spartans. Its also the perfect size to mod an airsoft gun into if thats ur thing.Overall very good gun, totally worth the price.

This is close to the actual halo assault rifle. The body itself is accurate as is the magazine placement. The only things that aren't accurate are the position of the "ammo counter", it's slightly too far forward and the other thing would be the charge handle but since this is a nerf gun and that part is non functional I'm just being picky but it would be nice if it actually moved when the gun fired.Really I bought this so I could take it apart, paint it, age it and then display it and if that's your goal too then you will probably like the results.Even if that isn't why you bought it, it is still a good nerf gun. It's easy to load the magazine and it's battery operated with 1 trigger pull shooting 1 dart. It was also a pretty good price, at least when I bought it.