Nerf Rival Fate XXII-100 Blaster, Most Accurate Rival System, Adjustable Rear Sight, Breech Load, Includes 3 Rival Accu-Rounds - Multicolor

I gotta say this gun's pretty accurate. It's really good for target shooting you just gonna have to adjust the sight accordingly. It's very well built like it's really sturdy and doesn't got any rattling parts like the rotating drum some nerf gun got it's pretty solid. Having so much fun with this and this is my favorite nerf gun so far. Love it❤️😍🔥

Tiny thing got high recoil & thus good trainer for hand guns, precision, adjustable sights, powerful. Only thing is HASBRO designers can improve by ditching the pulling clip & ADDITION OF SLIDER, AN CLIP TO BE INSERTERD LIKE IN 9mm PISTOLS.

The packaging was not proper,but the items in the box were in a perfect condition.If you are looking for a pistol in a rival series This is the best.

A good toy for kids.

Its a perfect powered accuracy gun 🔫. Go for it and you would be surprised with its power and accuracy. Just buy more balls in side (Xshot balls).

Quality product

It is powerful and accurate.

My ProChrono Digital chronograph measured the speed of the Rival Rounds fired by this stock Nerf Rival Fate XXII-100 blaster at an average of 93 feet per second (FPS) using Nerf Rival Accu-Rounds (it is not compatible with shooting darts, only Rival balls: 90 FPS, X-Shot ammo: 92 FPS, and HeadShot ammo: 84 FPS, respectively). The standard average velocity of a Nerf Rival blaster is 100 FPS so the velocity of the Fate’s shots are slightly less than the standard. However, it is marketed as a precision sidearm and at this it seems to fulfill it’s purpose as best it can. The secret of their improved accuracy claim seems to rely on the larger dimpling on the surface of the rival balls, making it resemble…aftermarket product type ammo. It may be easier to operate than the Rival Knockout, but still takes some intuition in order to operate. Apparently you need to pull all the way back on the T-bar handle, as pulling only enough to prime it does not activate the breech to open up. Pulling all the way back to the furthest extent makes the front barrel extend forward, revealing the breech to allow the insertion of a round, or two. Even three at a time, but it will be cumulatively weaker in force when firing multiple rounds; The blaster was designed for one at a time, but it is comical that it allows more than one if you so choose. The Fate is backwards compatible with regular Rival Rounds and can shoot them nearly just as well in my testing. Aesthetically, the blaster is rather appealing in both design and performance aspects. The powder blue and electric yellow coloration make a terrific contrast alongside the standard black and orange Rival colors. The iron sights would look at home on an SMG (Sub-Machine Gun), but looks just as well on this pistol. The green translucent plastic front sight add an especially cool flair to an already fantastic color scheme, but sadly the adjustable yellow rear indent is too loose and wobbles around if not in the foreword most position. This all but defeats the purpose of allowing it to be adjustable in the first place. There is a locking mechanism located above the handle grip on the right side. Speaking of the pistol grip, I find it comfortable and ergonomically pleasing. Unusually enough, there is no internal locking mechanism preventing the blaster from being fired before closing the breech. As a result, the round will not seat into the breech until the front barrel is pushed inward. Nerf typically goes out of their way to insure the blaster does not work until it is properly loaded, but in this case they did not feel like it was a concern (and maybe they were right). In conclusion, like the Knockout, I do feel that having to seat the round into the breech by pushing in the front barrel is still an extra step to have to perform in order to operate the blaster, but I suppose Nerf wanted a safer single shot blaster that exclusively shoots balls only. This attractive side arm is more form over function, but fills in the missing void of the single shot budget blaster that people can plink around with at home or at work (or wherever permitted). Competitive “Nerfers” will probably not be using this much, but it does indeed accomplish what it was designed to do, and does it remarkably well in light of it’s cost. Also, accuracy, giftable, and durability are it’s hallmark attributes, a rarity from Hasbro as of late.

今までナーフシリーズのダーツタイプで遊んでいましたがボールタイプを見かけ即購入。最初は子供おおもちゃと思いそこまで期待していませんでしたが一転。家の中じゃ危ない代物。外だと50mは飛ぶ素晴らしいものでした。玉もスポンジなので当たってもそのまで痛くなく、ダーツと違って変形はほぼしない。グリップも太めで持つと興奮します。

Un peu cher pour un jouet mais super précis et puissant. Pas pour les petits enfants...

This is a soild and accurate Nerf Rival handgun blaster. I recommend it!