Nerf Pro Gelfire Ghost Bolt Action Blaster, Removable Boost Barrel, 5000 Gel Rounds, 100 Round Integrated Hopper, Eyewear, Ages 14 & Up

It's awesome it's super accurate if you know how to use it and it feels like a real sniper rifle although I would suggest buying a leg stand thing for it and also it's kinda hard to prime but that's because of the MASSIVE spring so it's got a lot of power

The gun itself is pretty good looking, but a problem it has is when aiming down and you are low on rounds it doesnt feed, also the gun might either not shoot or shoot more than 3 rounds at once. Overall the gun is pretty good for the price and its fun.

Projectiles are dirt cheap, and require no retrieval or cleanup. Quite accurate at >40ft without the included extension, using adjustable iron sights (they adjust on two axises) Barrel extension creates a hop-up backspin effect that helps projectiles travel further, but doesn’t improve accuracy, as the small diameter inner barrel itself is not continued through the extension. Bolt action is ambidextrous, which is nice - if you mount it on a tripod using the extension’s lower “picatinny”, having the bolt on the right side is nice. Mounting on the left side improves sequential firing speed at the expense of accuracy. 100 round magazine is semi integrated, unlike the larger hopper style mags that encumber vision. The gellets sting but nothing compared to airsoft or paintball. Would love an aftermarket barrel extension and a stronger pullback to achieve higher speed and accuracy at range, but other than that, this is a stupid amount of fun. Will probably buy another one just for office dueling

The gelfire series blasters are so fun and I like them much better than foam dart blasters. The construction feels sturdy and I love the integrated gel hopper. No batteries required like other gel blaster brands. Hasn't jammed on me yet. Thank you, Nerf!

This gel blaster does pack a punch. I have another, smaller blaster that claims a pellet velocity of 150 fps. This one claims 200 fps. I don't have the equipment to measure the velocities, but this one does seem to hit harder when knocking down targets. (Small empty cardboard boxes are a good choice for that.) I also much like the adjustable stock and adjustable sights. They both work very well for me, especially the sights. Unlike some other NERF gel blasters, like the Raid and the Mythic, the sights on this one aren't blocked by a hopper on top. I also like that this blaster can be used either with or without the barrel extension. My experience so far has been that the barrel extension doesn't add much force or accuracy to the blaster, so I've mostly been using it without the barrel extender.

The Nerf Gelfire Ghost is by far the most entertaining blaster of its line, with plenty of quirks and specifications at which it excels. Good stuff: ✅ Firing This blaster behaves as advertised, fires Gelfire Rounds at 200 FPS consistently, with little to no deviation. Operation Priming, firing and adjusting the features is really comfy. Specially the bolt. The sound it makes is crisp, metallic, and the bolt moves swiftly. Features This blaster has the most features on the Gelfire line, they're not redundant at all, and there's plenty. 1.- Adjustable Stock: It has three positions, and it's fairly stiff. 2.- Adjustable Diopter Sights: You can adjust the Rear Sight with its former knobs, compensating for wind and falloff. 3.- Booster Barrel: It backspins the Gelfire Rounds, therefore offering even more falloff compensation. Bad Stuff: ❌ There's nothing inherently bad about this blaster, however. I've sent back this one twice for the same problem. Apparently, the spring that pushes the piston forward before firing snapped from one end. And it hasn't only happened in this blaster only. It's a big shame, since this is my favorite Gelfire blaster, indubitably. HOPE YOU HAVE FUN! ⭐⭐⭐⭐

This blaster is large, which older kids tend to like, and it is easy to use. However, it fires 2–3 orbies at a time, which affects both accuracy and range. Because of that, it does not shoot as far or as fast as expected. In comparison, my child has a smaller $20 gel blaster that performs better in terms of speed, distance, and precision. While this model is still functional and fun, it’s not the best value considering the performance trade-offs. If you are looking for size and simplicity, it may work well. But if you prioritize accuracy and range, there are better options for less money.

It's perfect for sniping my friends.

Parfait, je recommande.

There is a small dent, but it doesn't stop de function. Just disappointed receiving a product from the US with this kind of quality. I guess it passes quality assurance in the US. Sometimes made in China is not so bad at all.

Toll,

El arma es muy precisa cuando la utilizas sin la extensión de cañón. La mira ajustable debes ponerla totalmente arriba. El diseño es excelente. Las esferas de gel deben estar muy bien hidratadas (nerf recomienda en el instructivo, de 3 a 4 horas, sin embargo necesitan más tiempo). El primer millar lo hidraté a 4 horas, y era muy frecuente que al cargar se filtraran 2 bolitas a la vez, lo cual hacía que se terminaran rápidamente. Lo que hice fue hidratarlas 6 horas (como recomienda la marca ZURU con sus productos XShot, y con eso se solucionó el problema. Hidratándolas correctamente evitarás que el sistema de carga jale 2 bolitas. Ten en cuenta que las bolitas que no vayas a usar debes regresarlas a un recipiente cerrado para que permanezcan hidratadas; si las dejas cargadas en el arma por un periodo prolongado (de un día a otro), perderán tamaño y tendrás problemas de carga. Algo muuuy importante es, que la extensión de cañón hace que las bolitas salgan disparadas hacia arriba, por lo cual pierdes precisión si quieres disparar a algún objetivo pequeño. Ignoro para qué sirve la extensión del cañón, hice muchas pruebas y definitivamente la extensión hace que las bolitas salgan mucho más elevadas de lo que indica la mira. Probablemente la extensión sirva para que las bolitas lleguen más lejos, sacrificando la precisión de la mira. Lo único que se me ocurre es, que si estás jugando con otras personas a larga distancia, y lo único que te interesa es acertar en cualquier parte de su cuerpo, te servirá la extensión. Pero si lo tuyo es dispararle a objetivos pequeños para derribarlos en un rango dentro de 10 metros, la precisión la obtendrás quitándole la extensión de cañón. Es una excelente arma (diseño, material, precisión y velocidad de disparo), solamente debemos ponerle bolitas correctamente hidratadas y entender que la extensión de cañón la hicieron pensando en que las bolitas vuelen 30 metros, no por velocidad, sino por parábola (es como inclinar el arma hacia arriba para que las bolitas vuelen un poco más lejos). Le iba a poner 4 estrellas únicamente porque el tiempo de hidratación referido en el instructivo Nerf, resultó insuficiente (haciéndome hacer pruebas de hidratación entre marcas y pruebas de almacenamiento, sin embargo ese problema es del instructivo). Y lamentablemente la tengo que usar sin la extensión del cañón porque yo la uso para disparos de precisión a objetos, a distancias de 6 a 9 metros; y digo "lamentablemente" ya que con la extensión de cañón es como luce imponente. Otra prueba que hice es bajar totalmente el ajuste de la mira al utilizar la extensión de cañón, y con esto se reduce la imprecisión, pero aún así no queda alineada con la mira (aún dispara por arriba del punto de mira). Esas pruebas son las que me hicieron llegar a la conclusión que la extensión de cañón sirve para disparos de unos 15 metros en adelante (y tiene sentido).

Great for the price i paid