Nerf Rival Nemesis MXVII-10K, Blue (Amazon Exclusive)

100 Nerf Rival rounds! Can use an optional rechargeable battery (not included, but recommended)! This blaster is a ton of fun. It is large, but you can use a strap (not included) to make it easier to handle. Has a safety switch which is really nice. Has never jammed on me either, which is a good thing. But if it does, the hopper (the clear plastic container on the top of the blaster that holds the rounds) can easily be removed for quick and easy access to the feeder (where a jam would most likely occur if there was one). This blaster is gravity fed, so occasionally, you will have to "shake" the blaster so the rounds properly fall into the feeder so it can fire. It can use "D" batteries if you would like to go that route, but it needs 6 of them, which makes the blaster very, very heavy. I noted above about the rechargeable Nerf battery (that is not included). This battery goes on sale at Amazon for around 20 bucks. Since 6 "D" batteries can run 10 bucks, the battery will pay for itself very quickly. Also worth noting, the blaster seems to have better range and lasts longer with the rechargeable battery-and, the blaster is much, much lighter. It will go through the 100 rounds quickly. You feel that you will "never run out of ammo" because of the large hopper (clear part that holds the rounds), but this blaster fires very fast, and you will go through ALL 100 rounds in under a minute or two. No joke. Also worth noting, is that I have used non Nerf shots in this blaster. The ONLY non-Nerf brand I would recommend for this blaster is the Headshot rounds. They seem to work just as well as the Nerf brand. Keep an eye out for the 25 pack nerf rounds. When they are on sale you can get 100 of them (4 packs) for around 20 bucks, which is what the off-brand headshot ammo costs. Pretty sweet deal. Enjoy this blaster! Its a lot of fun.

I bought the Rival Nemesis because it had so many bullets and because of its rate of fire. The Nemesis takes 6 D sized batteries, and is very heavy compared to most normal Nerf Guns, weighing 7 pounds, which is a lot. I later got the rechargeable battery pack for it which was made by Nerf, and it made it about 3 pounds lighter than the D batteries. I personally like the way the sights look whenever you look through them, but that is just a personal preference for me. the stock is very comfortable, and with the D batteries it is almost perfectly balanced if you hold it at the handle, but whenever you put the rechargeable battery pack in it, the front is a little bit heavier because of the large motors. The Nemesis has a rate of fire of about 5 bullets per second at full charge, but at about half that at half charge. The rounds are definitely firing at about 100 FPS( Feet Per Second) at full charge. Like most Nerf automatics, the rounds do tend to start to fall a little bit faster after the tenth one or so, but it is very little, so that you can hardly notice it. I also bought another 100 Rival rounds, because it shoots it's full capacity in about 20 seconds. Over all, it is a very good gun, and I would recommend it to anyone to buy.

My 9 year old daughter loves all things Nerf and guns were the majority of her Christmas list. Out of all the ones she received including the Khaos, the Nemesis is by far her favorite. It’s easy to fill the hopper which can hold 100 rounds of ammo so reloading during a nerf war is super easy and there is no need to refill as much as when using the other blasters. The gun is motorized so it fires fast and hard which she likes. It is easy for her to use. The only con I’ve heard from her is that it gets a bit heavy after holding consistently for a few minutes. It holds 6-D batteries which adds to the weight of one, so I think we are going to buy a rechargeable Nerf battery pack and see what kind of difference that makes with the weight. Overall an excellent Nerf blaster to add to any kid’s arsenal.

Great alternative to indoor paintball. This is not a toy for young kids and the recommended age should be followed. I used the Nerf Rival Battery Pack and it has a good rate of fire and accuracy. If you have a battle with only these, be prepared to be pinned down. Much like modern-day paintball, semi-automatic and fully automatic paintball markers make moving around very difficult. In the video below, we used 2 of the Nemesis and 2 of the Artemis. The Artemis was able to compete with the Nemesis since it doesn't need to rev up. Quick Tip: Remember to pull the loading hatch back all the way so it snaps shut. It will not fire if you forget to do this. Sometimes it looks like the hatch is closed but it's not.

Great product! Have a few different Nerf guns (darts, discs, and now yellow balls) ... this is tons of fun and a neat experience from the darts and discs. The auto-fire is pretty cool, but the motor is fairly loud and takes a second to power up (no sneaking up on people). The auto-fire is slightly less powerful than the hand pump Rival guns, but the ability to overwhelm others with multiple shots is pretty awesome. This model seems pretty well made. Clean-up of ammo is always the worst part and these roll everywhere ... buy extra ... a lot of extra ammo.

Excellent job by Hasbro on this one; especially for a stock blaster. The Nemesis is precise, powerful, and super fun to use fresh out of the box. Would definitely recommend the extra $30 or so on the rechargeable battery pack, as in addition to saving money on batteries, it actually improves the performance of the blaster itself. I believe that the Rival Nemesis is 100% worth its (admittedly hefty) pricetag, as I have gotten so much enjoyment out of this blaster, and will continue to do so.

Could not use the product in the condition it arrived because the battery tray is missing and 25 of the included foam balls were missing aswell. I have no way of knowing it works because I can't insert the batteries.

un gran producto no tiene comparación con ninguna pistola gracias a su tamaño su ergonómia y su fácil recarga.. si quisiera sacarle un defecto diría que para sacarle provecho se tiene que comparar la batería recargable.. por que por si sola viene con un armazón para colocar 6 baterías de las gruesas... algo importante a considerar por que son costosas, fuera de eso la mejor pistola de su tipo y muy por encima de la competencia..... con respeto a otras pistolas solo es comparable con otra rival muy cercana a esta en características y la motorizada de N. mega.. fuera de esas 2 ninguna es tan divertida de usar.. En la caja solo viene la pistola y una bolsa con 100 pelotitas más el manual. es una caja inmensa para solo estas cosas. esta lista para usar solo es necesario colocarle o las pilas si es que se tienen o la batería si se compro.. en cuanto a la edad bueno dice que de 14 a 20 pero solo si se quiere usar para dispararse entre las personas si es para dianas o botes puede para mi consideración ser alguien más joven

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La pistola es GENIAL, rapida y potente, sin duda alguna muy divertida. El unico contra que le veo es que usa 6 pilas D, lo cual es muy costoso, pero sin duda vale la pena y por el precio de 900 pesos aun mas!

My son and I have a ball shooting these new Nerf blasters at each other. If you can afford it, buy the rechargeable battery pack. It's lighter and cheaper than the batteries in the long run. It also outperforms regular batteries. My son is seven and can wield this thing no problem.