XSHOT Insanity Motorized Rage Fire Toy Dart Blaster by ZURU

A: Exactly! Then the response is it’s not made as a replica because of the colors.

A: Well Karen, if you don't like it don't buy it. My kids were expert marksmen by the age of 8. I'd be more concerned about video games..

A: Ha ha, Uncle Bundy. Such a good idea to make your kid a marksman. No need to make a mess with your hands, Ted, just learn to take them all out safely from a distance. Merica.

A: Because not everyone is against guns. If you are don't buy it. It's a personal choice. Remember the united states is about choice.

A: All those who believe that nerf guns kill. I love to shoot you with my Nerf Blaster. Don't worry, I'll be fair, you can have a Nerf gun of your choice for the war.🤩 warning you might have fun.😆

A: Perfect to teach young boys to grow up and be mass school shooters. So proud to be an American with the right to die in a school shooting. Heart warming :-).

A: The choice to be gunned down at school. We are all making that "choice' for our kids.

A: It is not a bizarre toy for children. It is a REALLY COOL TOY for the appropriate ages. I bought TWO of these because they're that cool. If you don't like it, DON'T BUY IT. The rest of us will.

A: Sad that the brand experts can describe this with words such as " imaginative,"fun," and "fantasy" along with titling it a rage toy. Our value system is so skewed that I fear our country will never know different than our current gun and weapon control problem. This just teaches children in one more way the "fun" in mass chaos and destruction

A: This is perfect for teaching my kids to operate automatic weapons. After all, America would be a better place if we all owned an operated weapons of mass destruction. No where to hide :-).

A: The XSHOT Excel Insanity Motorized Rage Fire Gatlin Blaster is designed as a foam dart toy for imaginative play and fun, not as a replica of any real weapon. Its exaggerated design, bright colors, and playful features aim to make it feel more like a fantasy or sci-fi device than anything realistic. It’s marketed for kids to encourage active play, teamwork, and creativity while following strict safety standards to ensure it remains a safe toy. Recommended for ages 8+.

A: Yes, it is included!

A: Yes, the XSHOT Insanity Motorized Rage Fire includes the tripod as part of the set.

A: Yes. If you look at the product page it says so.

A: Its claim is that it fires at a range of 90ft

A: It can knock down from a long distance. Under ideal conditions (fully charged battery, standard darts, no wind) though.

A: Batteries are not include.

A: No, you have to buy them separately

A: It takes 6 AA batteries

A: It requires 1.5 V AA/LR6x 6 batteries.

A: The tripod does come with it

A: Yes, the XSHOT Motorized Rage Fire includes a tripod stand to support the blaster during use.

A: With close parental supervision and safety goggles glued to his face my age-3 toddler started shooting it from the tripod. Biggest hurdle was teaching him to push the thumb-trigger first down then in.

A: The XXShot Excel Insanity Motorized Rage Fire Gatling Blaster is designed for ages 8 and up due to its size, motorized features, and required handling skills. While a 6-year-old might enjoy playing with it under supervision, it could be challenging for them to operate it independently. Always ensure an adult is present for younger children using toys designed for older age groups.

A: It comes with 72, and the chain holds 40.

A: The XSHOT Motorized Rage Fire comes with 72 darts included in the box.

A: any darts will do, xshot, nerf, etc

A: For the XSHOT Motorized Rage Fire, we recommend using official ZURU XSHOT refill darts specifically designed for this blaster. These darts are optimized for performance, fit, and safety.