X-Shot Excel Crusher Schaumstoffdart-Blaster (48 Darts)

Product Information

Our choice for the top Nerf Minigun is the XShot Crusher because it is the highest quality for the price. The Crusher looks the most like a real minigun, includes a 35-dart belt, and 48 darts. With slam fire, it shoots about 4 darts per second at up to 80 feet per second! It includes 48 foam darts and a 35-dart chain that can be extended by purchasing additional links. It doesn’t require batteries and can shoot up to 4 darts per second with a range of 90 feet.

If a minigun-style Nerf blaster is not what you are looking for, there are more on our top 5 list that are definitely worth looking at! Here Are the 5 Best Zuru X-Shot Blasters in 2023 1. X-Shot Excel Crusher When looking for a dart blaster with good ammo capacity for a fair price, this one is hard to beat. There are plenty of X-Shot darts included, 48 to be exact, so you have more than enough to fill the 35-dart chain. To add to the fun, you can get extra links to extend the chain or wear on your shoulders like Rambo.

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These are unique and look awesome, but don’t shoot too hard, so that makes them great gifts for kids. The automatic Nerf guns allow frustration-free firing without the hassle of having to try to prime the blaster every time. If you want to get wild, you can find extra ammo chains and link them by popping out a pin and connecting them. Who Should Buy The V-Twin Dart blaster While some may prefer a fully auto blaster, the Crusher can still unleash about 4 darts per second with slam fire. Each shot causes the barrels to rotate and holding the trigger while pumping the top handle makes it fire continuously.

Don't shoot at point blank range – foam darts are soft, but if you get hit by them at very close range they might sting a little. The darts won't have any chance to slow down in the air, so at that range they'll be hitting you as hard as they can. You will get more requests for foam dart fights than you can handle. They usually start rolling in about 30 minutes after you go to bed and just start to get into that good REM sleep with a whisper around the 92 decibel range requesting your presence on the battlefield. They end around...well...they never end really. While no attachments are included, the Turbo Shot includes 96 Zuru darts! Once it’s loaded you can fire 20 darts before flipping a switch to fire the next 20. When you think of a Nerf Minigun, or gatling gun, you think of the baddest, most fear-producing dart blasters that reign supreme in a Nerf battle. Not only are they large, but they hold a lot of ammo, and have intimidating features. Besides the high number of combinations in which this gun can be assembled, it also has a unique ammo clip system.The XShot Crusher is available in the white color seen above, or in red. Who Should Buy The XShot Crusher While all the toy dart blasters on list are referred to as either Nerf Miniguns or Gatling guns, this is the only true Nerf Gatling gun I could find. This is definitely not name brand, but this ArtCreativity Gatling dart blaster is very cool with the actual crank-style firing system. Having higher ammo capacity is also very fun, letting you enjoy firing the blaster a bit longer and avoid having to reload every few shots. With the exception of the Titan CS-50, these all are budget-friendly as well. Say hello to the XShot Excel Crusher, a chain-fed beast that is spring powered and requires no batteries. X-Shot guns can fire the equivalent Nerf darts and balls, but with lower quality performance. Final Thoughts

Two included ammo storage drums can hold another 30 darts all together and act as support for the ammo chain. When reloading, you can pop the whole chain out by opening the top, but it is probably easier to just load it while it is still in. Be mindful of your surroundings – in the chaos of a Nerf vs X Shot battle, it's all too easy to lose sight of trip hazards and other dangers. Be mindful of what's around you during play, and take care to remove as many hazards as possible before you start. Items that are not available in store will take 3-5 working days (excluding weekends and bank holidays) to be delivered to your nominated store.

Final Thoughts

It shoots hard, averaging a bit over 100 feet per second, making it the hardest-shooting X-Shot blaster. The advertised range is also correct at up to 100 feet. If you haven’t heard of them, X-Shot is a brand of Nerf-style foam dart guns that is owned by the Zuru toy company. However, if you aren’t so dead set on getting a blaster with the minigun barrel style, there are some great options with better performance. The Turbo Advanced shoots its ammo at up to 75 feet per second; a little above the comparable Nerf average. Who Should Buy The Excel Turbo Advanced On top of the blaster is a sight that looks cool but doesn’t magnify or really help with the aim. Other notable features include an unjamming access door and trigger safety.