Rival Challenger MXXIV-1200 Motorized Blaster, Curved 12 Round Magazine, 18 Nerf Rival Accu-Rounds, Gifts for Teens

Nerf Rival series are known for their speed and accuracy and this blaster did not disappoint. Good entry point into the Nerf Rival series blasters at this price point. The mag capacity is 8 rounds but you can squeeze in 9 and if you chamber 1 more, you can use all the 10 rounds. But I would not advise to do this because it often caused jams, and would sometimes fire 2 rounds at once. Use 8 rounds and things work just fine. If this is your first Rival series blaster, you will need to get used to the priming slide as it does not slide back on it's own, you have to slide it back manually (this action also chamber the round). Other than that, the Rival rounds are really bouncy so they have a tendency to bounce around and end up in all the nooks and crannies after being shot. You'll have to look around to retrieve all the rounds, but that's just a minor nitpick. Faster and more powerful (age rating is 14+), not for small kids. Loads of fun for the rest of people.

Amazing gun, really fun to use and shoots at 100 fps and shoots really far and accurate

There were only 28 balls in the packet. Yeh quality and size is satisfactory

Perfect for 12 years and above. 99% accuracy with excellent FPS. It would have better if they give more bullets with this. Bullets are very expensive to buy separately.

They are selling old and not working products please don’t buy

The Nerf Rival Knockout is a blast—literally! It’s compact, easy to use, and surprisingly powerful for its size. The build feels sturdy, and it can take a bit of rough play without any issues. Overall, a fun and reliable blaster that’s well worth the price

Excellent blaster for the price to power ratio and highly accurate with advance design Not so easy to use needs strong arms due to strong spring to prime Not for children

Magazines are really cool and it was a fun product but it would be really hard to prime for a younger kid. On priming slowly and not very forcefully, sometimes the ball won't chamber into the barrel leading to a dryfire