The electric Mach-100 requires 6 D batteries. The other spring/pump action Hyper blasters do not require batteries. Can you use Rival ammo in Hyper Blasters? The Hyper Rush-40 is a spring-powered, single-fire blaster with a 40-round firing capacity, similar to the Rival Kronos. It is designed in a pistol style and can hold substantial ammunition. Advantages of Hyper blasters include high ammo capacity, rapid-fire rate, and firing velocity up to 110 fps. They also have a cool, modern aesthetic. What disadvantages do Hyper blasters have? Next on the list is the Mach-100, a fully automatic blaster powered by a flywheel. It has a magazine that can hold 100 Hyper rounds. The Perses is the Rival counterpart of the Mach-100 and can hold up to 50 rounds.

TACTICAL RAILS FOR RELOAD CANISTERS: Attach Nerf Hyper round reload canisters to the tactical rails to refill the hopper fast (canisters and additional rounds each sold separately)

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The Rush-40 is suitable for kids and adults alike, but safety considerations should always be taken into account when using any Nerf blaster. Overall, the Nerf Hyper Rush-40 is an impressive blaster with good looks, ergonomics, and performance. Performance and Functionality Loading and priming the Nerf Hyper Rush-40 is a breeze, thanks to the blaster’s intuitive design. Simply open the reload canister, load the Hyper Rounds, and slide the priming mechanism to prepare the blaster for firing. The Rush-40’s firing range and accuracy are impressive, with the high-velocity Hyper Rounds making it easier to hit targets at greater distances. Reloading the Nerf Hyper Rush-40 is a breeze, thanks to the reload canister. Simply open the canister, load the Hyper Rounds, and close the canister to prepare for more foam warfare. The ease of reloading is a significant advantage in fast-paced Nerf battles, allowing players to maintain a constant barrage of foam. The speed and effectiveness of the Hyper Rounds are major selling points for the Rush-40. These rounds can reach speeds of up to 110 FPS, allowing players to dominate the battlefield with their incredible velocity. The Rush-40’s high-capacity canister ensures you’ll have plenty of ammunition to take advantage of the Hyper Rounds’ performance. The tactical rails on the Rush-40 offer customization options for players looking to enhance their blaster’s performance and appearance. Attach your favorite Nerf accessories, such as scopes, sights, or additional storage, to create a blaster tailored to your needs and preferences. Ergonomics and comfort of the Rush-40 blaster

With a Hyper blaster, you will have access to a larger ammunition capacity, a benefit of the Hyper series. Performance Hyper blasters have a higher firing capacity compared to Rival blasters because Hyper Rounds are smaller. The Hyper Mach-100 can hold up to 100 rounds, while the Rival Perses can hold 50. NERF HYPER ROUNDS AND LARGE HOPPER WITH 40-ROUND CAPACITY: Blaster comes with 30 Nerf Hyper rounds. Large, easy-load hopper can hold up to 40 rounds (additional rounds sold separately) Considering the points mentioned above, it should be noted that I do have a favorable opinion of the new Hyper series. They possess attractive aesthetics and provide an enjoyable shooting experience. However, it is worth mentioning that they do have certain imperfections. Unfortunately, Rival sets such a high standard that it is nearly impossible to match.It’s set up very much like a Rival blaster (Kronos, etc) on the inside, with a short barrel for Hyper rounds. What, you were expecting something revolutionary? Final Thoughts In this section, I will discuss the top three, beginning with the Hyper Rush-40, which is considered the best. 1. Nerf Hyper Rush-40 Just sitting outside with a chronograph, the 40 averaged 116fps, above the box target of 110fps. My sample blaster fired at those speeds quite consistently, as well. The Rush-40 is a single-fire slide-action blaster. Like all Hyper blasters, it features an integrated hopper where Hyper Rounds are loaded into. A loading port with a flip-up top is located on the rear of the blaster. The blaster's priming slide consists of the entire top half of the blaster, including the hopper. As previously stated, Hyper blasters do not utilize darts but shoot with balls known as Hyper Rounds. These balls are exclusively made for the Hyper series and are incompatible with any other blaster.

At last, Hyper is arriving, due on shelves at the end of June. With it come the inevitable questions. Is the performance superior to Rival? Are the blasters really competitive? Does the initial lineup justify the introduction of a new ammo type? One interesting fact is that Hyper Rounds are more difficult to locate after firing than Rival Rounds due to their small and bouncy nature. There are 4 usable tactical rails located on the Rush-40 that were designed with the intention of accommodating the reload canisters, however, they are suitable for a range of accessories. Nerf accurately states that Hyperblasters can shoot Hyper rounds at speeds of up to 110 feet per second, which is achievable in ideal conditions. The excellent speed of the blasters is likely due to the design of the rounds. If you are reading this, you may be familiar with the Nerf Rival series. The release of the first blaster in 2015 significantly impacted the game.EXTREME VELOCITY: Engineered for velocity, each blaster within the HYPER segment fires rounds at extreme speed – up to 110 feet per second. The answer, after the dust settles, is rather inconclusive. There’s certainly potential, but I’m not as hyped for Hyper as I could be. At the very least, though, the Rush-40 makes a solid argument due to size and capacity. While similar, Hyper and Rival Blasters have some key differences. Hyper Rounds are smaller than Rival rounds, allowing for greater ammo capacity in Hyper blasters. However, Rival Blasters have better accuracy and reliability than Hyper. What are the top 3 Nerf Hyper blasters? The Nerf Hyper Rush-40 features a solid design that feels comfortable in hand, thanks to its large grip and ample storage for ammo. Its hopper has a capacity of 40 rounds, and it comes with 30 Nerf Hyper rounds, which are designed to maximize speed and capacity. A Hyper Round is larger than a Rival Round, and while Rival Rounds are made of foam, Hyper Rounds are made of a rubber-like material and have a denser feel.

PUMP-ACTION NERF HYPER RUSH-40 BLASTER: Pump the hopper to prime the blaster and press the trigger to fire at a velocity of up to 110 FPS (hand-powered priming -- no batteries required) On the top of the blaster is an integrated sighting system that will do it’s job as long as you don’t put a reload canister on the top tactical rail. Nerf guns are only so accurate, although it does give you a visual point. RUSH-40 SAFETY FEATURES The Rush-40 is also one of the highest FPS shooting Nerf guns available. This is a feature that is exclusive to the Hyper series and tops out just above the Rival series at 100 FPS Rush-40 Ammo (Hyper Rounds) It can be argued that the Hyper Round has hurt the Hyper series. Despite its initial good intentions, the Rival Round is considered superior. To conclude this article, let me summarize the advantages and disadvantages of the Hyper series of blasters.

FAN FAVORITE FEATURES: Consumers can also expect to see a variety of fan-favorite features in the line including slam fire and large hoppers that allow for more time playing and less time reloading.