Blasters Gnarl Ultra Long Range Blaster, Multi-Shot Compact Foam Dart Blaster, 5-Dart Magazine, 150 Ft Range, 150 FPS, Outdoor Games, Ages 14+

Solid little powerhouse, very compact. Got a good sale, an incredible buy at around $10. Hits hard, shoots straight. Definitely a fun addition. Good competition for Dart Zone’s Aeon Pro (X or original), or the X Shot Fury-X.

My high schoolers and I love blasters and have a bunch of Nerf and Dart Zone guns and this one is even better. Darts shoot super far and accurate, and the clip is so much fun to use and easy to load. I definitely buy these now bc I just wish they made them like this when I was young!

I don't believe the creators of this product ever tested it. Priming this blaster is very difficult and painful. It requires pulling back a small black plastic loop which is difficult to fit a finger through. By far the worst "pro" foam blaster I have ever used. Also, what's with the small 5-dart clip?

The Gnarl gets great FPS and range especially for its price compared to other blasters of similar performance, but the big con that offsets that for me is the priming ring. It is very small and uncomfortable, and requires a lot more prime force than blasters of similar performance, and for that, I don't see myself using it too much. I would say it's a great blaster for the price, but not when the Siren Maulr is just $15 more. Get the Maulr instead.

This small blaster packs a whole lot of power. Package says it fires up to 150 feet and it definitely delivered on the claim. Siren is gonna be a game changer if you ask me. We bought a bunch of these for our family reunion and everyone had a blast! Highly recommend.

Unfortunately I would not recommend this siren blaster it's too hard to pull the level back to prime the blaster. My kids find it very difficult to do. It's very uncomfortable for adult hands as well.

For the money, this blaster is a tremendous bargain. It is reasonably accurate and powerful for its size. It uses readily available Worker Talon magazines and has honest to goodness 1913 pic rail on the top of the blaster allowing you to use red dot sights. All that goodness is let down by the cocking handle and grip. The cocking handle only takes one adult finger and makes cocking the blaster much harder than it needs to be. A T-grip would have been a much better choice. The back of the grip is too square with a protrusion right over the knuckle of my thumb. In fewer than 30 shots I had rubbed up and broken a blister there. Last, and this is a particular pet peeve, the blaster is overpowered for its size. I shot pellet rifles for years, until my firing range closed. Pellet rifle manufacturers have for a decade now emphasized raw pellet speed over accuracy, cocking effort and comfort. Blaster manufacturers seem headed down the same path. The Gnarl will shoot accurately with heavier darts, but the included darts blow literally all over the place. It needs either a longer barrel or a lighter spring. Like Wyatt Earp said, fast is fine, accuracy is final.

Def not for little kids, but if you want to do some long range blaster battles, this thing is really solid for the price!

The barrel is too tight for the bullets to come through. No quality control at all