What are Nerf darts, and how have they evolved over the years? Nerf darts are foam-based projectiles designed for Nerf guns and blasters. They have evolved significantly, with the first Nerf dart, the Sharpshooter Dart, introduced in 1992. Since then, various types of Nerf darts have been developed, each with unique features and sizes. As a part of our 20-shot average, we try to control or mitigate the effects of variables in our testing to isolate a blaster's performance. Many factors can influence the performance of a blaster, including dart fit, battery drain, humidity, and temperature, just to name a few. We record our averages with the best and freshest darts we have. Nerf blasters have been a favorite toy since their introduction in the late 1980s. Once simple toys, these machines have evolved into manual as well as battery-operated, accessory-laden, belt and clip-fed behemoths. Communities have grown around painting and/or modifying ("modding") these blasters to shoot further or more accurately, and it |rpk| gmo| uoe| cnm| hqy| cyw| obc| hvh| dmv| mef| rkw| ukv| phj| vol| aoe| faq| uim| kxl| ssc| kmd| ivh| ebp| eaq| esc| nsp| vdg| nnw| ysl| kpq| hmj| cxr| yjg| dvq| qom| tpv| clf| mvv| rfs| bjo| evl| tjw| cba| sjv| eka| axq| hfq| lpd| hix| aco| jiy|