Nerf Mxix-5000 Rival Motorized Blaster (Red)

It's packaging was not the best but the gun works great. Its super fast. It is way more powerful than I expected. And this set up is because the rounds fly all over the place. For sur the best nerf blaster despite the big competition of against my 30 nerf guns.

The RIVAL Perses is without a doubt one of the most outstanding Nerf blasters released to date, full stop. Read on more to find out why. In 2017 Hasbro changed the paradigm for its already high-performance RIVAL series with the Nemesis, a hopper-fed monster that boasted top-of-the-line performance at 100 feet per second (FPS) or higher power, incredible 100+ round capacity and the ease of a top-loading hopper (as opposed to earlier attempts using various forms of magazines). This combined with the above average RIVAL accuracy and an impressive rate of fire to make a fearsome blaster that all but invalidated much of the earlier RIVAL offerings. In addition, the Nemesis introduced a rechargeable battery pack (sold separately) that not only increased performance but reduced carry weight and cost to operate by eliminating heavy traditional batteries. With 2019's RIVAL Perses, much of the benefits of the prior Nemesis have been carried over, with a few additional advantages at some acceptable drawbacks. Of the former, the Perses offers both reduced weight and bulk compared to the Nemesis, having both a smaller profile and lighter overall build. It also comes stock with a unique rechargeable battery pack, making the Perses a much better value proposition than the Nemesis. All of this comes at little to no reduction in performance, with the primary drawback being the halved capacity (100 rounds in the Nemesis' hopper versus the Perses' 50). It's worth noting that the Perses is not only lighter than its predecessor but is also a very comfortable blaster to hold, as well. The ergonomic design is something of a bullpup configuration but some may find the thumbhole stock annoying (I personally like it). Loading is as simple as the Nemesis; just slide back the hopper feed door and drop in as many rounds as you like. The feed is a bit more narrow than the Nemesis' massive 100-round hopper, but with practice the Perses is just as easy to reload as its big brother. Once again, Hasbro has shifted the paradigm with the Perses, creating a blaster that does pretty much everything a blaster enthusiast could want, albeit in a notably expensive package. Still, this is a fantastic inclusion to the RIVAL line and will be the benchmark for Nerf blasters going forward.

The gun is good it’s just that one ball always gets left behind for some reason it’s suppose to shoot 50 but it only shoots 49 and the last one always gets stuck

i play a lot of games with Nerf RIVAL blasters, and this one is easily the best on the market for most situations. it's easy to use in every way, and it's very powerful with an excellent fire rate. single-shot accuracy is decent, but accuracy will drop somewhat when it's fired in sustained bursts. it tends to burn through it's 50 round hopper fairly quickly, so it's advisable to carry spare ammo into battle even if you consider yourself to be very good at conserving ammo. the blaster, like most others, also has a tendency to jam up in very humid outdoor weather. so, to summarize, it's an excellent blaster in every way other than the ammo consumption and the jamming when it's humid out. i would absolutely recommend it if you're serious about getting into Nerf RIVAL wars.

Shoots really hard and far. Rechargeable battery makes things much easier. Would not recommend for younger kids. Great fun for adults too.