Nerf N-Strike Nite Finder EX-3 Review

The Nite Finder EX-3 is one of the most popular beginner blasters on the market, and is also a good side arm. It is extremely easy to modify and is also good when stock. It can achieve ranges of 25-40 feet stock, and up to 60 feet when modified. It can hold three darts and it comes in a variety of colors:
Original (blue/gray/orange)
Updated original (blue/yellow/orange)
Dart Tag color scheme (blue/silver or red/silver)
Grey/forest green/orange
Standard N-Strike color scheme (yellow/black/orange)
Clear (transparent/orange)
Sonic (transparent green/orange)
Whiteout (white/orange with black/orange decals)
Of course it comes with the very helpful adjustable laser sight under the barrel and has a tactical rail mounted on top to mount N-Strike accessories. The rail can be used as iron sights, since the ACTUAL iron sight (orange thing in front of rail) is too low to actually help.
Overall rating: 8/10

Nerf N-Strike Maverick REV-6 Review

The Maverick REV-6 is usually the blaster that everyone knows from the start. So I will review it first. First off, the Maverick is a revolver type Nerf blaster (REV). It holds six darts in the chamber and fires one shot at a time. It features a tactical rail on the slide that also doubles a iron sights. It will fire all types of darts. This blaster comes in variety of color schemes: Yellow/Black, Blue/Yellow (No longer in production), Clear, Sonic, Gear Up, and Whiteout. The Maverick has a great range of 35 feet, and is very accurate. Overall rating: 8/10.







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