NerfPro Gelfire Dual Wield Pack, 2 Blasters, No-Prime Firing, 5000 Gelfire Rounds, 2X 100 Round Integrated Hoppers, 2 Eyewear, Ages 14 & Up

When I first saw these guns, I thought the idea of no prime shooting was cool, but I told myself they could not shoot very hard. Finally, I bought myself a pair, and they have well exceeded my expectations. They need no batteries, and no priming, just load and pull the trigger. They are small, but very sturdy, and hold 100 rounds each. Each also has its own safety switch, which is a must have feature for any gun. Upon testing, they shoot harder and further than my fully automatic Gel Blaster Piranha, and close to, but not quite as hard as, my Nerf Gel Blaster Ghost. They have a pretty good range, and decent accuracy. These are a great set to buy for kids, as there are two, and they are easy to use, or if you are into more advanced gels blaster wars, then these are great guns to keep in your back pocket as a spare or for closer range combat.

The Nerf Pro Gelfire Dual Wield Pack delivers excitement, innovation, and hours of entertainment for Nerf enthusiasts. It's ideal for group battles, family game nights, or just blowing off steam. While it might not have the range of some Nerf products, its ease of use and fast-firing capabilities more than make up for it.Rating: 4.5/5This pack is a solid investment for anyone looking to elevate their Nerf experience. The combination of high-capacity rounds, no-prime firing, and dual blasters makes it a must-have for competitive and casual players alike.

This thing is loud and hurts my ears without ear protection. I imagine it will soften after the springs are well used. Shoots a good distance 30’ and I recommend dropping a few beads in a water bottle. Let it expand and you got a quick and easy loader. Those beads are hard to pickup if you drop any on the floor. I love that there’s no batteries or lever to pull which makes it inexpensive and fun to use. The initial trigger pull is a bit heavy for a toy. Makes a click when you pull the trigger and another when it’s released. It’s louder than my break barrels. Couldn’t tell from the videos how loud they were.

Really fun to use me and my friends enjoyed it, it was very durable the build was nice it was shooting great and it was functioning pretty well

These were really, really cool. I don’t recommend using them for younger children for these reasons one they are a little bit hard to pull back and they actually have a bit of a bite to them. They’re very durable. They look pretty cool like I said they’re a little bit hard to pull back but once you get used to it look out we had a blast my boys and I. Ages 10 and up I would suggest. And definitely wear a safety glasses.

I bought these for my daughter and I to have a nerf war. It was a great value and I'm kinda impressed with how well they shoot. Highly recommend. Definitely wear the eye protection though.

The gel blasters are fun don’t get me wrong, but loading them is awful. Worst design possible with the flip tank at the top. Most of all, the trigger pull is so long/and hard you need 2 fingers to even pull the trigger. After a period of using it, you end up with a blister on your finger. My kids loved them at first but then 2 of them ended up with blisters. Such a bummer. I was hoping for fun outdoor play that everyone would enjoy that wouldn’t involve needing the use of a bandaid.

It isn’t battery operated. It just uses the force from the trigger to shoot. The gel balls are gravity fed and if more than one drops, it just breaks them up and they come out in a mess. I gave 4 stars as I’m sure it does what it’s supposed to, just like it should. It is great for younger children. Our battery operated ones are much better, but I knew what I was getting.