Elite 2.0 Eaglepoint RD-8 Water Blaster, Super Soakers for Kids, 16-Dart Capacity, Fun for Ages 8+

Upon purchasing this for my 10 year olds birthday I honestly figured it was just your typical nerf dart sniper gun with scope. Little did any of us realize the power it wields. After some simple assembly, which he completed in under 10 seconds of opening the box, he was transformed into a world class trained military operative in search of 6 legged, 2 wing terrorists under the name Diptera, commonly known as flies. For it doesn't matter if they are on the kitchen table, walking along the cabinet, or clinging from the ceiling, a boy on a mission from Dad and his trusted Nerf Sniper Blaster is on the hunt. One time he even knocked on out of flight midair.

This is great addition to my son’s Nerf gun collection. It comes with some nice accessories that are I interchangeable with all his other Nerf guns and it operates and fires seamlessly.

I bought this Nerf Elite 2.0 Eaglepoint RD-8 Dart Blaster for a family Nerf battle, and it’s been a huge hit with both the kids and the adults! Here’s my take after a few weeks of action-packed testing: Pros Customizability: The removable scope and barrel are a cool feature. The scope adds a bit of tactical flair and helps with aiming (even though it’s more for show than precision). The modularity keeps things fresh, letting you mix up the setup depending on the “mission.” Drum Capacity: The 8-dart drum is great—it holds enough darts to stay in the fight for a while without constant reloading. Perfect for quick-action skirmishes. Build Quality: The blaster feels durable for a toy, with a good mix of lightweight materials and sturdy design. It’s comfortable to hold, even for smaller hands, and the vibrant orange and blue color scheme makes it easy to spot during chaotic Nerf wars. Performance: The bolt-action mechanism works smoothly, and it shoots darts at a decent range and speed. It’s satisfying to use, and the kids were especially thrilled with the distance it could reach in our backyard battles. Extra Darts: It’s a relief that it comes with 16 darts—plenty to fill the drum and still have spares when some inevitably go missing under the couch or in the garden! Cons Reload Time: While the drum is great for holding darts, reloading it mid-game can be a bit of a pain. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it does slow things down in a fast-paced skirmish. Scope Accuracy: The scope is more of a cosmetic feature—it doesn’t really improve accuracy. It’s fun, but don’t expect it to turn you into a sharpshooter. A Bit Noisy: The bolt-action makes a loud click, which might not be ideal if you’re trying to stay stealthy during an ambush. Summary The Nerf Elite 2.0 Eaglepoint RD-8 Dart Blaster is an excellent choice for anyone looking to step up their Nerf game. It’s versatile, fun, and performs well in outdoor and indoor battles alike. While the reload process could be a bit smoother, the overall experience is great for kids and adults alike. For the price, it’s a solid purchase and has provided hours of entertainment for my family. Would I recommend it? Absolutely—just make sure you stock up on extra darts because they disappear faster than you’d think! Final Note: If you’re buying it as a gift, maybe double-check the packaging—some reviews mentioned issues there, but mine arrived in perfect condition.

Nice nerf guns. My son loves it alot

Very easy to assemble and operate. Loved by the kids.

Purchased as part of a bundle in revenge, over my good neighbours grandchild (Alfie) attacking me with a Nerf gun he had for his birthday. I firmly believe you make peace through superior firepower - this Nerf gun certainly fulfilled that. Easy to use, surprisingly long range and most importantly - surprisingly no pain when you get hit. The Slam shot feature available was a game changer and poor Alfie had no escape. I am 65 going on 8 and Alfie is 8 and a few days.

The product itself is great no problems, mine was faulty and replaced within days definitely a great buy, BUT for some reason the box it came in smelled of dog poo so bad that it fumigated the entire front room, I also spoke to a friend that I had ordered the same toy for and she had the same issue, it's really bad

I recently purchased a plastic toy gun, and I must say, it was an enormous disappointment. The build quality is atrocious—flimsy plastic that feels like it could snap at any moment. As for the shooting power, it's laughable. The projectiles barely travel a few feet before falling to the ground. Overall, this product is a complete waste of money. Save yourself the frustration and look for a better option.