Zombie Strike Hammershot Blaster, Red (Amazon Exclusive)

The Hammershot is a single-shot, hammer-action blaster, which means you manually cock the hammer to fire each dart. It has a six-dart rotating drum, which is a nice feature for a blaster of its size. The performance is solid, with a decent range of up to 75 feet, depending on the condition of the darts and environmental factors. The firing mechanism is relatively straightforward, making it a good choice for both new and experienced Nerf players. The blaster is well-constructed, with a durable plastic build that can handle the rough and tumble of play. It feels solid in the hand, and the ergonomics are designed for comfortable use. The grip is generally comfortable, though it might be a bit small for larger hands. The rotating drum and hammer mechanism are robust, though as with any Nerf blaster, rough play might eventually cause some wear and tear. Overall, the Nerf Zombie Strike Hammershot Blaster in Splatter is a visually appealing and functional blaster that offers solid performance and durability. It's a great choice for fans of the Zombie Strike series who appreciate its unique aesthetic and can handle the single-shot, manual-action gameplay.

The Nerf Zombie Strike Hammershot blaster is easily one of the best designs by Nerf. I’ve always loved the revolver-style design, it feels great in the hand, and the hammer-pull action adds a satisfying tactile experience every time you play. The color and details are also vibrant and really pops, ad it’s also highly moddable, so if you like customizing your blasters, this one has plenty of potential. Even stock, it performs well for casual fun or just plinking around with friends. Darts travel a good distance, decent power, great value for the performance, and all in all just fun for everyone. One of my favorite Nerf blasters!

I absolutely love this Nerf Blaster, I highly recommend to anyone considering purchasing.

These newer color options are nice, and for the most part, this is just like the first generation hammershots. The action is clicky but reliable, and it works great for all kinds of darts, including the older Nerf micro darts, including whistlers or sonic screamers, if you can get a hold of some. The only real negative with this version of the Hammershot is that some of the plastic internals seem slightly weaker than those in the orginal Hammershot. This shouldn't really affect normal users, but if you like modding your Nerf blasters with more beefy springs, you might want to make sure to reinforce the plastic seat for your spring, so it doesn't eat its way through the plastic. All in all, this is a nice different printed colorway of a good Nerf blaster that's popular among enthusiasts. The way you can prime it one-handed (if your hands are big enough) makes for an especially fun blaster for a kid or adult who might like to increase their firepower by holding a blaster in each hand. It's only recently there were any good manually primed pistol alternatives to the Hammershot, and even today, it's a classic with several aftermarket modding options.

Bought this for my nephew who’s huge into nerf. He has fun with it!

Easy to load quickly for kids (6 year olds can pull back the lever easily) and it doesn’t jam. It’s a good size - not so small that you have to keep reloading and not so big that it ends up taking up lots of space or so long that jamming becomes an issue. It comes in a few designs and we purchased 2, both are great buys. I think it’s best to get extra darts too.

I really enjoy the Nerf Hammershot that I purchased, so much so that I ordered 3 more (one of each color including the original). As the dad of the household, I felt it was necessary for each member of our family to have a reliable nerf pistol to enjoy for years to come. This one fit the bill. I have used other pistols by Nerf (Maverick, Disruptor, etc) and while I enjoyed them, I always felt they were more susceptible to jam because of their design. With the Hammershot, there is virtually no way for them to jam in the design, which I love. In theory the only thing that could go wrong is if an internal piece wore down or broke which would cause the blaster to not fire. One thing I will say is that the hammer pull may be difficult for younger kids. My daughter is 3 and a half and can do it, but she often get's tired of doing it after a few shots. As I know she will grow into this, it's fine for us. But, it is definitely worth noting that a kid younger than 4 or 5 may struggle. All in all, the Hammershot is a new personal favorite and has given me an excuse to buy a toy for myself and all of my family.

Very fun toy

Great preformance, five darts AND you can fan the blaster (not very well), but it’s a cool addition. Will make you feel like Rick Grimes.

Works perfectly

めっちゃいい！

I brought this for 899 rupees and it's so worth it the handle is comfortable the trigger is buttery smooth and it holds 5 darts and the Design is also great the average fps is about 70 which is pretty decent for zombie strike blaster for 899 this thing is really good you should buy it . (Important note) if the price is above 1300 rupees you should not buy this

Muy buen lanzador llego en tiempo y forma y el lanzador funciona bien y sin desperfecto y buena calidad