NerfModulus Regulator Fully Motorized Blaster, 3 Firing Modes (Amazon Exclusive)

Very nice blaster very much like a machine gun lots of attachments. Kiddo is pleased.

First off, its huge! I did not know it was going to be this big from the picture. It has awesome mods that you can put on in so many different ways. There are three different shooting settings, there's single, fire burst fire (which shoots 3 darts in a burst, you just press the fire trigger once) And continuous fire mode (witch is like a machine gun, you have to hold down the fire trigger to shoot multiple times) A few things I would say is that 1: The front barrel attachments are a tad bit loose (you can move them slightly back and forth.) 2: Sometimes when in burst mode the darts don't shoot out and when you get the dart out part of it is shredded (but still useable) it also happens sometimes when in continuous fire mode but not as often. 3: If you getting this for younger kids they may find it frustrating unlocking the access door because the lock is flat. 4: When using continuous fire the darts run out pretty fast, thankfully the gun comes with an extra clip so when the first one runs out you can quickly switch to the next one. The extra clip slides into the back of the storage stock. When I bought this gun I also got a pack of 200 extra darts, Little Valentine 200 Pcs Dart Refill Pack for Nerf N-Strike Elite Modulus Glow at Dark Bullets - White. And that's it!

Perfect for our 10 year old war games & nerf battles.

The Modulus Regulator is a very good gun, and one of the reasons that I bought it is because of its function to switch between semi- automatic, burst fire, and automatic. I also liked that it held two clips, (one in the gun, one in the the stock for storage) and because the stock was very sturdy, unlike the Modulus ECS 10, which has a very unstable stock. I bought it for a Nerf War that I had, and it worked pretty good for what I intended it to do. I also bought the Nerf Disruptor, for a smaller gun in case the Regulator jammed. The Regulator didn't jam as much as I thought it would, but was very hard to un-jam when it did jam. because the jam door doesn't open very wide, it is kind of a tight squeeze to get your finger or a bullet in there to get the other one out. I didn't jam enough to make much of a difference in combat, and so I liked the gun. The light that comes on when it is out of bullets is annoying, because the bullet has to be in exactly right place in order to trigger the sensor, and when the light comes on falsely,( and on any other time the light comes on) it cuts power to the conveyor belt that pushes the bullet in the the fly wheels. It takes four C batteries, and for that reason, is hard to hold up with one hand when you have all the attachments off, making it into a hand gun type gun. That said, when the stock is on, it isn't hard to hold up with two hands at all. It works well with different kinds of bullets, even suction cup darts. I would not recommend this gun for any one that is under seven years of age, because this gun is long, and can be very bulky if you are small. Over all, this is a good gun, and it did what I intended it to do when I bought it.

There's just one thing I dislike about this gun, and that's the "out of ammo" light that lights up when you are out of ammo. The damn thing blinks for 15 seconds, and there is no way to stop it unless you feel like undoing the screws and dumping the batteries. Would have been nice if they'd made it so it reset when you ejected the magazine and popped in a fresh one, but whatever.Also, it is sometimes a bit hard to tell if you are in single-shot, burst, or auto, because of the way the switch and its indicators are printed.Also, every accessory except the stock is useless garbage, at least IMO.Also, I am 5' 11" and the gun is a /little/ awkward for me to shoulder.However, if you can't already tell from the 5-star review, none of that was a deal-breaker for me. This gun is GREAT fun. The selector works just like it says on the tin and makes you feel like an action hero (or villain, if that's your jam). Some people will point out there's no need for 3-round burst mode in a Nerf gun, but those people are mostly dead inside and cannot appreciate fun. My plan is to have a drum magazine, empty it on full-auto, then swap in the 12-shot clip stored in the stock and kick it into single-shot mode for a last hurrah. Can't wait to test it out in a Nerf war.

Diseñado no para el uso, sino para el abuso

Great blaster, includes two 12 dart magazines, a magazine holder stock, a barrel handle, a barrel scope, and a regular barrel. Each one attaches to the blaster perfectly. While testing, I didn't experience any jams or malfunctions. All of the darts that came with the blaster didn't shred or get squashed. The blaster isn't that noisy and has a low humming sound. The blaster has a switch-fire mechanic, which Is pretty epic. In addition, the blaster is easy to wield and isn't super bulky and heavy. It's great for kids and adults alike, which makes this a great gift for everyone. The blaster requires four C batteries, which had to of been the easiest installment possible. Unscrew a compartment, put in the batteries, screw it back together. This blaster is clearly superior to the rest of the modulus series, and a decent portion of the elite series. The accuracy is great. I can hit my target on full automatic across my basement. I recommend you buy this instantly, I can't name a single thing wrong with this blaster.