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NERF Fortnite AR-L Elite Dart Blaster - Motorized Toy Blaster, 20 Official Fortnite Elite Darts, Flip Up Sights - for Youth, Teens, Adults, Brown

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  • Dart-blasting Fortnite blaster replica: this ar-l blaster is inspired by the blaster used in Fortnite, capturing the look and colors of the one in the popular video game
  • Motorized 10-dart blasting: blast 10 darts from this motorized blaster that has an acceleration button to power up the motor (batteries required, not included)
  • 20 darts and 10-dart clip: Includes a 10-dart clip and 20 official Nerf Elite darts
  • Flip-up sights: includes 2 flip-up sights and an acceleration button to power up the motor
  • To ensure proper use of ar-l blaster ensure access door is fully closed before use. Make sure clip is inserted fully into the blaster. Hold down acceleration button down & Press trigger.
  • Please use only with official Nerf darts. Official Nerf Elite darts: official Nerf Elite darts are tested and approved for performance and quality, and constructed of foam with flexible, hollow tips.

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"The Nerf Fortnite are-l blaster is inspired by the blaster used in Fortnite, replicating the look and colors of the one from the popular video game! Play Fortnite in real life with this Nerf Elite blaster that features motorized dart blasting. Power up the motor with the acceleration button and pull the trigger to shoot 1 dart. It comes with a 10-dart clip and 20 official Nerf Fortnite elite darts, enough to fully load the clip and give you 10 backup darts for reloading. Flip up the 2 sights on the top of the blaster to align your shot. Official Nerf darts are designed for distance, tested and approved for performance and quality, and constructed of foam with flexible, hollow tips. Drop into indoor and outdoor Fortnite action with this motorized, dart-firing Nerf elite Fortnite blaster! Batteries required; not included. 2019 Hasbro. All Rights Reserved. 2019, Epic games, Inc. Epic, epic games, The epic games logo, fortunate, the Fortnite logo, unreal, unreal engine 4 and Ue4 are trademarks or registered trademarks of epic games, Inc. In the USA and elsewhere. All Rights Reserved."

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WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts may be generated. Not for children under 3 years.


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fortnite; nerf fortnite gun; nerf elite gun; assault rifle; legendary; battle royale; darts; bullets

Dart-Blasting Replica of the Fortnite Blaster

Fortnite fans, play Fortnite in real life with this Nerf Elite blaster that’s inspired by the blaster used in the popular Fortnite video game. This motorized, dart-firing blaster captures the look and colors of the one in the popular video game. Comes with a 10-dart clip and 10 Official Nerf Elite darts.

KEY FEATURES

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fortnite; nerf fortnite gun; nerf elite gun; assault rifle; legendary; battle royale; darts; bullets

fortnite; nerf fortnite gun; nerf elite gun; assault rifle; legendary; battle royale; darts; bullets

Motorized Dart Blasting

Fire 10 darts with motorized blasting from the Nerf Fortnite AR-L blaster that’s inspired by the blaster used in the popular Fortnite video game. Hold down the acceleration button to power up the motor, take aim at a target, and pull the trigger to send a dars flying fast. Batteries required; not included.

20 Darts and a 10-Dart Clip

The Nerf Fortnite AR-L motorized blaster comes with 10-dart clip and 20 Official Nerf Fortnite Elite darts, giving you enough darts to fully load the clip and 10 backup darts for reloading. The toy blaster ha 2 flip-up sights on top for aligning your shot.

Includes 20 Official Nerf Fortnite Elite Darts

The AR-L blaster comes with 20 Official Nerf Fortnite Elite Darts that are tested and approved for performance and quality. They’re constructed of foam with flexible, hollow tips, making them fun to blast indoors and outdoors. They are compatible with all Nerf Fortnite Elite blasters and are also compatible with Nerf blasters that use Elite darts including Elite, AccuStrike Elite, Zombie Strike, Doomlands, and Modulus blasters.

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    4.5 out of 5 stars
    4.5 out of 5
    12,872 global ratings
    Averages 63 FPS; Fortnite’s cartoonish firearm reimagined as a Nerf blaster
    4 Stars
    Averages 63 FPS; Fortnite’s cartoonish firearm reimagined as a Nerf blaster
    My ProChrono Digital chronograph measured the speed of the darts fired by this stock Nerf Fortnite AR-L blaster at an average of 63 feet per second (FPS) using the 20 special edition purple tips and light blue foam Fortnite Nerf Elite darts that it comes with (it is capable of shooting any standard Nerf Elite darts; blue, green, white, orange, Starwars themed, Accustrike, battle camouflage print, and decorated Rebelle darts). The standard average velocity of a Nerf Elite blaster is 70 FPS, so the AR-L is somewhat underpowered. It also seemed to have a slightly longer spin-up time to reach the optimum velocity (my rating was taken at peak rev), which could mean that there are electronic limiters within the blaster. AR-L likely stands for Assault Rifle- “Legendary” or “Light,” but I am unfamiliar with the reasons as to why it would be called Legendary since I do not play the Fortnite video game. It is intended to be powered by 4x AA 1.5V alkaline batteries (not included). It has a fat cartoon-like 10 dart banana style magazine but the internal parts are designed like a regular Elite 10-dart banana magazine, so you can still use interchange with standard Nerf magazines. But you cannot visibly see the darts through the plastic, and the black seemingly rubber bumper on the bottom is actually a plastic part to compliment the overall aesthetic. This magazine has a secret moulded image on it: a stamped impression of the Fortnite Llama. This image on the magazine is in a weird place on the right side, tucked away during use, and can only be seen when the mag is removed. I find it a neat feature because it is sort of like a video-game “Easter egg,” only in real life. The dimensions of the blaster are comically oversized in general (from end to end it is 30 inches long), so it is not just the magazine that is built to look puffy. This is likely because the AR-L is modeled after a video game weapon, that was modeled after a real-life military grade firearm, specifically, the FN-SCAR (Special Operations Forces Combat Assault Rifle). This is also the reason it has an atypical front barrel for a Nerf blaster. It looks like an orange Rook Chess piece that has fallen over, and it is obviously is not compatible with any Nerf barrel attachments. It does have a poofy FN-SCAR-inspired tower sight that flips forward (and pivots back, somewhat) which corresponds with a 3-position flip down black rear iron sight. The length of the barrel is considerably too long for a dart blaster, which could play a role in the AR-L’s sub-par FPS velocity readings. Darts have the tendency to lose kinetic energy if they transfer it to the side of the tube that they have to travel through inside the blaster. The longer the barrel, the greater the chance of losing that kinetic energy, and the shorter the distance the dart will travel once it leaves the blaster. I estimate that the distance of tubing that the dart needs to travel through in the AR-L is about 10 inches long. That is 1/3 of it’s total length. Anyway, moving on; In between the sight lines you will find a Nerf tactical rail that will allow you to mount most standard Nerf tactical rail accessories. Despite the shoulder stock being puffy, it is rather short and it is a fixed stock; There is no way to take it off (without removing the screws) and no way to adjust the length of the FN-SCAR-like stock. This is rather disappointing considering the heightened price point and the fact that they could easily have made it removable and compatible with other Nerf blasters. There are 2 more size related issue on the blaster, which is 1.) the relatively small sliding jam-access door located on the left side of the blaster, and 2.) the awkwardly small-looking pistol grip. For functionality, they are both not that small, but in proportion to the rest of the blaster it does look a bit smallish. Ergonomics suffers with the squarish handle, and it takes away for the amusing black grip detail that it has. One thing that surprised me (meaning I was surprised at myself) was that I found the acceleration trigger had harsh lines on it. I first noticed this while doing my chronograph testing when I had to hold the trigger down to wait for the 3-4 seconds it takes for the motors to rev up to speed. This may sound nit-picky at this point, but it does affect the experience of operation if you keep pressing it (while focusing on it like I ended up doing). If anyone cares to notice, the battery door is also located on the left side of the blaster, an unfrequented trait for Nerf blasters (although the Demolisher and Evader have their battery door locations on the left as well). All of the yellow locks you might see on the sides are faux locks and are just there for looks. The FORTNITE logo is embossed on the shell of the blaster but only painted on the right side. There are fake scratch damage “scars” embossed on the shell (pun intended), but it is barely noticeable and at least there are grey and black panels to help fill space and boost the AR-L’s artistic street-cred appeal. In conclusion, like the Nerf Starwars edition of Nerf blasters, this collaborative Fortnite blaster is pricy in order to pay off the royalties, but it also has to meet the performance restriction standards of the targeted market age range, which results in it’s lack of performance in nearly every category compared to the likes of the average Nerf Elite semi-auto flywheel blaster. While it’s price point is hard to justify based solely on it’s lackluster performance, I think it will still sell well by virtue of the popularity of the Fortnite video game and perhaps the familiarity of the design cues borrowed from the FN-SCAR that it is loosely based on.
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    My ProChrono Digital chronograph measured the speed of the darts fired by this stock Nerf Fortnite AR-L blaster at an average of 63 feet per second (FPS) using the 20 special edition purple tips and light blue foam Fortnite Nerf Elite darts that it comes with (it is capable of shooting any standard Nerf Elite darts; blue, green, white, orange, Starwars themed, Accustrike, battle camouflage print, and decorated Rebelle darts). The standard average velocity of a Nerf Elite blaster is 70 FPS, so the AR-L is somewhat underpowered. It also seemed to have a slightly longer spin-up time to reach the optimum velocity (my rating was taken at peak rev), which could mean that there are electronic limiters within the blaster. AR-L likely stands for Assault Rifle- “Legendary” or “Light,” but I am unfamiliar with the reasons as to why it would be called Legendary since I do not play the Fortnite video game. It is intended to be powered by 4x AA 1.5V alkaline batteries (not included). It has a fat cartoon-like 10 dart banana style magazine but the internal parts are designed like a regular Elite 10-dart banana magazine, so you can still use interchange with standard Nerf magazines. But you cannot visibly see the darts through the plastic, and the black seemingly rubber bumper on the bottom is actually a plastic part to compliment the overall aesthetic. This magazine has a secret moulded image on it: a stamped impression of the Fortnite Llama. This image on the magazine is in a weird place on the right side, tucked away during use, and can only be seen when the mag is removed. I find it a neat feature because it is sort of like a video-game “Easter egg,” only in real life. The dimensions of the blaster are comically oversized in general (from end to end it is 30 inches long), so it is not just the magazine that is built to look puffy. This is likely because the AR-L is modeled after a video game weapon, that was modeled after a real-life military grade firearm, specifically, the FN-SCAR (Special Operations Forces Combat Assault Rifle). This is also the reason it has an atypical front barrel for a Nerf blaster. It looks like an orange Rook Chess piece that has fallen over, and it is obviously is not compatible with any Nerf barrel attachments. It does have a poofy FN-SCAR-inspired tower sight that flips forward (and pivots back, somewhat) which corresponds with a 3-position flip down black rear iron sight. The length of the barrel is considerably too long for a dart blaster, which could play a role in the AR-L’s sub-par FPS velocity readings. Darts have the tendency to lose kinetic energy if they transfer it to the side of the tube that they have to travel through inside the blaster. The longer the barrel, the greater the chance of losing that kinetic energy, and the shorter the distance the dart will travel once it leaves the blaster. I estimate that the distance of tubing that the dart needs to travel through in the AR-L is about 10 inches long. That is 1/3 of it’s total length. Anyway, moving on; In between the sight lines you will find a Nerf tactical rail that will allow you to mount most standard Nerf tactical rail accessories. Despite the shoulder stock being puffy, it is rather short and it is a fixed stock; There is no way to take it off (without removing the screws) and no way to adjust the length of the FN-SCAR-like stock. This is rather disappointing considering the heightened price point and the fact that they could easily have made it removable and compatible with other Nerf blasters. There are 2 more size related issue on the blaster, which is 1.) the relatively small sliding jam-access door located on the left side of the blaster, and 2.) the awkwardly small-looking pistol grip. For functionality, they are both not that small, but in proportion to the rest of the blaster it does look a bit smallish. Ergonomics suffers with the squarish handle, and it takes away for the amusing black grip detail that it has. One thing that surprised me (meaning I was surprised at myself) was that I found the acceleration trigger had harsh lines on it. I first noticed this while doing my chronograph testing when I had to hold the trigger down to wait for the 3-4 seconds it takes for the motors to rev up to speed. This may sound nit-picky at this point, but it does affect the experience of operation if you keep pressing it (while focusing on it like I ended up doing). If anyone cares to notice, the battery door is also located on the left side of the blaster, an unfrequented trait for Nerf blasters (although the Demolisher and Evader have their battery door locations on the left as well). All of the yellow locks you might see on the sides are faux locks and are just there for looks. The FORTNITE logo is embossed on the shell of the blaster but only painted on the right side. There are fake scratch damage “scars” embossed on the shell (pun intended), but it is barely noticeable and at least there are grey and black panels to help fill space and boost the AR-L’s artistic street-cred appeal. In conclusion, like the Nerf Starwars edition of Nerf blasters, this collaborative Fortnite blaster is pricy in order to pay off the royalties, but it also has to meet the performance restriction standards of the targeted market age range, which results in it’s lack of performance in nearly every category compared to the likes of the average Nerf Elite semi-auto flywheel blaster. While it’s price point is hard to justify based solely on it’s lackluster performance, I think it will still sell well by virtue of the popularity of the Fortnite video game and perhaps the familiarity of the design cues borrowed from the FN-SCAR that it is loosely based on.
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