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Rating:  -
The Nerf Reactor has been released, re-released, and re-re-released. Hasbro didn't change the gun when they re-released it, they just painted it a new color. The one I own is the second color scheme. Anyway, one reviewer wrote that this is bulky, however it is actually much smaller than it looks in the pictures, and is a useful sidearm. The harder and faster you pull, the harder the balls fire, so pull this thing really fast, and you'll get some good range and firepower out of it. It has a great rate of fire, and is fairly accurate, but I took away one star because smaller kids would have a VERY hard time with this thing. However, if you are at least ten years old, this will make a great sidearm, and I reccomend it. It is a very good price too, so you won't pay too much like with the Longshot CS-6.
Sincerely, Davy Jones
Rating:  -
We bought 8 of these for our office, for we could all shoot nerf balls at each other.
The problem being that these have a pretty loud popping noise for office use. The other issue is the slowly wear out. The o-rings and such after a month are pretty much shot. This means instead of being able to go 20 feet, you can maybe only go around 10.
Other Nerf guns are more accurate with the darts, and also shoot a lot farther. The also have the benefit of being cheaper. It's a decent gun, but I'd probably look elsewhere.
Rating:  -
I bought an earlier version of the Reactor that was pretty much the same as this one except for it had different stickers. It was pretty sturdy, and had a fairly high rate of fire for a Nerf gun (Up to 2 rds. per sec.). It's also probably one of the loudest Nerf guns out there, which can make it good for a surprise blitz attack, but not very good for a stealth hunt. The only problems I had with this gun were 1. It doesn't have a trigger (I hate guns with no triggers, the're so unrealistic), and 2. It only has a range of about 10 feet, which makes it useful for close-range indoor combat, but TERRIBLE at long-range and sniper combat. In conclusion, you would probably be better off with a NERF Crossfire or Maverick than this bulky, short-range gun.
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this gun is good in close range (but terrible in far range which is my preference). Although this gun isn't of my expectations it's really fun to have in a nerf war. Overall, I give this gun 3 stars,
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I play a lot of nerf wars, and I picked up this gun to be used as a grenade launcher.It worked, but I never actually hit anyone with the balls. It's great for scaring people who don't know how accurate it is (not very) but that's about it. You also need a bit of strength to shoot it.
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