Blaster Type & Firing Mode for Dart Blasters

Blaster by Type: Find the Right Model for Your Role

Every player has their own specialization in Foam Battle—and that calls for the right type of blaster. In this category, we’ve sorted our huge selection of Nerf, Zuru, Buzzbee, and Dart Zone by design so you can find the perfect tool for your mission. Whether you’re an agile runner looking for a compact pistol for quick access or a heavy gunner wanting to lay down massive suppressive fire with a Gatling gun: Here you’ll find the perfect foundation for your game.

From assault rifles to shotguns: tactical variety for every mission

The choice of design significantly determines your tactics on the field. Classic rifles and assault rifles offer the perfect balance of range and capacity, while a shotgun excels in close-quarters combat (CQB) by firing multiple darts simultaneously. For long-range shooters, we carry specialized sniper rifles, which often come factory-equipped with scopes and long barrels. We rely on proven technology from brands like Worker and Blasterparts to ensure that every mechanism—whether single-shot or fully automatic—functions with absolute reliability.

Power types: Spring-powered or flywheel-action

In addition to the design, the power source is crucial for your modding project. We primarily distinguish between classic spring-powered blasters (spring-loaded), which are loaded by manual cocking, and electric flywheel blasters. While spring-powered systems impress with precision and mechanical feedback, flywheels offer an extremely high rate of fire thanks to battery operation. Many of our models can be greatly enhanced with our tuning parts: Equip your pistol with stronger tuning springs or upgrade your rifle with industrial batteries and high-performance motors for maximum range.

• Pistols & Sidearms: Compact, often available as reliable single-shot spring-powered variants.
• Rifles & Carbines: The all-rounders, available as precise single-shot spring-powered models or semi-automatic flywheelers.
• Shotguns & Heavy Blasters: Maximum spread, often with pump-action spring-powered mechanisms for an authentic feel.
• Gatlings & MGs: Mostly fully automatic flywheel monsters for sustained barrage fire.