Review on 🔫 Enhanced Rotating Roblox Adopt Me NERF by Lynn Cole

My ProChrono digital chronograph measured the speed of the dart released from this stock Nerf Roblox Adopt Me!: Bees! was fired. Blaster with an average speed of 66 feet per second (FPS) with Nerf Elite darts (it can fire any blue, green, white, orange darts, Accustrike or any decorated darts). The typical average speed of a Nerf Elite blaster is 65-70 fps, so this blaster is well within that average. The blaster comes with a minimum set of 8 Yellow/Orange Elite darts. At least it comes with a virtual code that can be used in the Roblox game. I don't play Roblox so I can't rate or rate the virtual blaster, but apparently the card with the code is easy to lose or throw away (I had to get mine out of the trash) so be careful if you like Roblox and decide you to buy that blaster. For some reason this blaster has slam fire. For those who don't know what it is, it's the ability to fire darts in rapid succession by pulling the trigger and reloading the blaster multiple times to fire the dart each time it's cocked, which is what appears to be of a quick shot. Fire. The main disadvantage of using this feature is often the reduction in accuracy due to blaster shake during heavy cocking. However, the activation method for this particular blaster is lever operated like the Nerf ZombieStrike Slingfire. The primer lever must be moved all the way forward until you hear a distinct click (this is also when the dart barrel rotates to the next dart chamber) and then all the way back to the handle before it can fire. This means when using the Slamfire feature, one hand would have to cock the trigger and the other hand would have to hold the blaster AND hold the trigger without interfering with the rocking firing trigger. This makes this blaster perfect for those who love Slamfire AND have three arms. On closer inspection, the bellcrank may appear a bit thin. It's true that it's made of durable plastic, but the wobble it makes when you move it doesn't ensure it will survive the heat of combat with nerfs. But I digress as there is no place for this type of blaster on the battlefield. Roblox Adopt Me!: Bees! only has an 8 dart capacity meaning you can fire 8 darts before needing to reload, and yet reloading is awkward as you literally rotate the cylinder (aka "drum" for Nerf) and fire a fully insert dart for each chamber Charge the blaster; Reloading is very slow. Just like the Slingfire, you can use the lever trigger handle to perform the flip trick. Simply move the lever forward with just one middle finger until you feel/hear the aforementioned click, release the blaster with your other hand, and let the blaster's muzzle swing through the air by doing a cycle on your middle finger turn until he's in the air. forward again and the blaster is loaded and ready. You have to be careful to stay away from the butt of the shoulder as it rotates quite quickly and I could punch a beginner in the face if he's not careful. It may take a little practice to master this technique, but it's not as difficult as it might seem. Ergonomically, the blaster's grip is a bit awkward, like most leveraged blasters, but what I find most uncomfortable is the symphony of squeaks and rattles from machinery, the creaking of plastic, and the clicking of "normal" operation. That. Aesthetically it is a work of art. The honeycomb embossing on the cylinder is a nice touch. The honey mass on the top and handle might look more like melted nacho cheese (it will most likely be called cheese gun), but the light yellow, medium orange, and dark black (bee color) contrast makes it a winner in the graphics department of my book. Overall, this blaster lacks practicality, but it makes up for it with a cartoonishly attractive look and works decently as intended. It will be a fun blaster that you can use to jump around and do trick shots.