Nerf Pro Gelfire Mythic Blaster, 1,600 Gelfire Rounds, Hopper, Rechargeable Battery, Eyewear

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Honestly, I didn’t set my performance expectations too high, given the Gelfire Mythic’s initial muzzle velocity of below 150 FPS. It’s not in the heavyweight category like the Gel Blaster Starfire XL or the SplatRball SRB1200 in terms of firepower. But here’s the twist – it outperformed my expectations during the tests.

Here’s why you need not be concerned about your gel blaster potentially damaging the environment: 1. No Potentially Harmful Chemicals So, now that you know that gel blaster balls do have a few downsides, you might be wondering if it’s best to get a different type of toy gun. Well, let’s compare the environmental impact of gel blaster guns with that of other toy guns popularly used for similar games.

Besides, due to their ability to absorb large volumes of water, the beads can cause dehydration in both humans and animals. Pros And Cons Of Gel Ball Blasters: At A Glance WARNING: Do not aim at eyes or face. Use of eyewear always required for players and people within range. Use only official NERF GelFire Rounds. Use only clean tap water to hydrate rounds. Do not freeze or modify rounds. Do not modify blaster. Impact from rounds may cause temporary marks on skin. Ages 14 and up. This is not a toy. Read instructions before use for important safety information. Gel blaster balls are less messy and easier to clean up compared to other toy gun ammo, so you can dispose of them appropriately. All you have to do is sweep them up together and put them in the soil or throw them along with other trash. While it’s definitely not recommended to ingest gel balls, you may rest assured that they are non-toxic to both humans and animals. Even besides gel blasters, the water beads are often used as sensory toys or for art and décor.

Once again, the gel beads are made of a biodegradable superabsorbent polymer. While it does take some time (several years), they still break down much faster than other types of polymers. Hence, you won’t be leaving behind plastic waste in the long run. 3. Easier To Clean For enthusiasts like me who live and breathe gel blasters, the Gelfire Mythic is a must-have addition to your arsenal. It’s simply too good to pass up. If you’ve been thinking about giving your collection a unique twist, this gem should be high on your list. Now, let’s talk capacity. The Nerf Gelfire Mythic boasts an 800 gellet hopper, right in line with the standard for top-fed hoppers. That means less time spent on tedious refills and more time in the heat of battle. Nerf Gelfire Mythic MrBeast: As mentioned earlier, this Orbeez gun is a must-have for collectors who appreciate unique and special-edition toy guns. It offers the same performance as the Gelfire Mythic but prioritizes a stylish look over ammo capacity. Don’t Waste Ammo: Avoid wasting ammo when playing with gel blasters. Choose your firing modes wisely and work on your accuracy to reduce waste. If you have a Gel Blaster Surge XL or Starfire XL, you may use the triple-fire burst mode to conserve ammo while maintaining a high fire rate.NERF PRO GELFIRE FULLY AUTOMATIC NERF PRO GELFIRE X MRBEAST BLASTER: Fires up to 10 rounds per second.* Has full auto and semi auto modes, high-capacity 300-round hopper, and removable rechargeable battery Mentioning hoppers…the Legion is compatible with the Mythic hopper and barrel attachment! Interestingly, the Mythic hopper has a loose fit, while the newer, smaller hopper has a tight fit. The Mythic hopper stays in place, of course, but that was always an annoyance. So better tolerances on new hoppers is quite welcome. Performance And while I was at it, I decided to put the gun’s ‘8 balls per second’ claim to the test. Happily, it lived up to the hype. I found it varying in the range of 6-8 rounds. Biodegradable airsoft bb pellets made from plant-based bioplastic materials are now available as a more eco-friendly alternative. However, they aren’t as popular as regular airsoft pellets due to being 10%-30% more expensive. Gel blasters are designed to be safe and non-toxic for kids and adults alike, and so is their ammo. Traditional Orbeez, gel balls and splatter balls are made of sodium acrylate polymers (or, sodium polyacrylate) that do not release any harmful chemicals to the environment.