NER Rival Challenger MXXIV-1200

This gun is super cool And shoots very fast it is worth the money and is very easy to use and has a lot of power and the safety instructions are also there it shoots at rapid speed all of my family members like it, it also functions really well too

Aesthetics: A bit of an odd/chunky look, but I love the ongoing Accu-Rival color scheme and general aesthetic. I don’t know why they went with a curved magazine, I think that would’ve looked nicer with the Pathfinder or some other rifle-style blaster with a stock and an extended barrel. But that’s just personal preference and does not affect my rating. Performance: I’m super impressed with how the Challenger doesn’t lose power with fast trigger pulls. I’ve used other flywheel blasters that need to “rev back up” after firing an individual dart or round, but the Challenger maintains velocity even when you fire pretty rapidly. I haven’t tested the blaster out in a larger space yet (just in my office), so if I get different results later I’ll update this review. Power Source: The Challenger requires 8 AA batteries, which is a huge bonus over its predecessors in the RIVAL line that require C or D batteries (which are much more expensive). I can’t speak to the battery life on this blaster yet, but in spite of the smaller battery size I’ve been impressed with the power and velocity it has. The included banana magazine did not fit/seat in these NERF RIVAL blasters: Hera, Pathfinder, Mirage, Apollo, Helios These magazines fit & fed in the Challenger: standard 7-round Hasbro magazine, standard 12-round Hasbro magazine, Pathfinder 12-round magazine, Mirage 8-round magazine I’m really happy with this blaster! 5 stars.

I really like the gun and my siblings love it too it's one of my favourite blasters from the rival series and has very good range and power....But it's not accurate enough it shoots too much to the right side other than that if your are using for close range combat then i highly recommend

This is an amazing blaster, no if and or buts. The feeding is more reliable than the hopper fed rival blasters, it has solid FPS, is sturdy and just fun, Snag them while you can.

By far this is my favorite Nerf blaster I've ever owned. I've had a lot of Nerf blasters growing up over the past 25 years and have had quite a few N-Strike blasters with mags that I really enjoyed but none of them compare to what the Nerf Rival series is now. Some of the great features of this blaster: +It takes AA batteries instead of D or C batteries which a lot of electric blaster take and I really do not like either of those battery forms. I also bought high capacity rechargeable AA (2800mah) batteries specifically for this blaster and have shot over 200 shots with no noticable slow down of the flywheel rev and shot speed. +I got this blaster for $17.99 (on sale 50% off) and for this price point you literally cannot find even a half decent electric blaster. +Rapic fire is easily achieved as I can mag dump (12 or 13 shots) within a matter of seconds with how quickly the flywheels re-rev after a shot. +Decent accuracy at 30ft able to hit a circle diameter of 12inches easily, but I see this blaster as more of a close to medium "assault" weapon, being able to put a lot of shots on target to keep heads down or simply take on multiple opponents quickly. +Reloading is very easy and quick, both in terms of reloading the mags and swapping mags quickly to keep up the stream of foam shots coming. +Has sling mount points for the more serious nerf war players who will take multiple blasters depending on their load out preferences (I got a 4 pack of cheap gun slings and each cost ~$4.25) Some of the negatives: -So good I ended up buying 4 of them... Especially if they on sale for anything lower than $25 -You are going to want to end up getting some extra stuff in addition to this Blaster: 1. Rechargeable AA batteries and charge station Extra ammo (lots of aftermarket dupes that are affordable) 2. Extra magazines as your going to be burning through them with this blaster (again there are aftermarket magazines for the Rival series of Nerf blasters)