Douglas Schumacher

I finally got around to doing that range test of all my blasters as I've said before.  The test is not that accurate- but gives you a general idea.  In the future, I'll do multiple shots and averages and the whole 9 yards.  For now, you can watch the tests. I explain how the darts skid.  I tried to shoot all blasters flat and with their specified dart (ie: What Hasbro puts on the box).  Sorry that the video is not better but I'm so tired and busy today that this is all I could do. Happy Nerfing!

I'm taking a short vacation Monday Evening until Friday night to Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon.  (If you can offer any help to my fear of flying, please do tell me.) My family has a LONG story on the vacation planning from pop-up ads to snowstorm surprises.  If I ever have a huge break on Nerf news, I'll get around to tell it.  Anyway,  I'll have an Internet connection most of the time, even on the plane, to respond to comments and Tweet, but no blogging here unless there is a major Nerf emergency. I have 3 posts scheduled for this week to post automatically: Monday at 9:00 AM CST: JaRu Cyber Strike Rocket Pumper Review Wednesday at 9:00 AM CST: Buzz Bee Hunter Review Friday at 9:00 AM CST: Nerf N-Strike Reflex IX-1 Review Before school starts September 1st, I'll have up the Nerf N-Strike Recon CS-6 Review, the Whiteout Whistler Darts review with comparison to past sonic/whistler darts, and a range test of all my blasters...

My little sister was watching Big Time Rush , a teen-singing group show, on Nick yesterday and she called me to the TV because they were using Nerf guns.  Of course, I was late but she said she recognized a Nerf and Buzz Bee gun.  So today, I watched it (the show is so annoying) just to see if she was joking, but then they pulled out the blasters and started shooting.  Here's a pic I captured: That's a Barricade RV-10 and other guy had a Buzz Bee Tommy 20. I did some more research on Nerf guns on BTR and found another instance: Some little kids are shooting a Raider CS-35, a Magstrike, and a Buzz Bee Tommy 20. Whenever other shows have blasters, they are usually painted so that they are almost unrecognizable.  Maybe Nick is just to lazy...  Also, I found out the the stars of the show love Nerf guns and play with them all the time.  Happy Nerfing!

 I was bored today, so I set up a Nerf Shooting Range in my basement. The target is on a door about 15 feet away from where it says "Shooting Range" on the floor.  I plan to do Nerf video reviews down here in the future with a better camara and a tripod. :) The second video shows me shooting at the target with a Spectre REV-5 with Buzz Bee darts.  Watch the videos for more info. Happy Nerfing!

Buzz Bee is known for its cheap and unusual foam dart blasters.  Their cheapest one, the Blow Blaster, can be stealthy and pack a small punch.  Is it worth it?  Find out below.  Current Packaging  Pros:  Silent but deadly, no cocking Cons: Can't share, makes weird sound when firing, large for what it needs to be, no modability  In the Box: Blow Blaster, Ammo holder, 6 Buzz Bee Suction Darts  Facts:  Gun Type: Single Shot  Ammo Capacity : 7 darts Ammo compatibility : Suction ( Buzzbee /Airzone and Nerf), Whistler, Dart Tag, Streamline (can have problems) Range:   Up to 25 feet (I'll do a test on this soon.)  Range all depends on user. Editions:  1 Price: $3- $5 Other features : Ammo holder slides on and holds six darts, you can load up to 7 darts into barrel and make a scatter effect  Overall Rating: For the occational stealth attack, save some money and buy a Blow Blaster.   Buzz Bee's cheap b...

Hello everyone, From Sunday afternoon until Friday evening, I will be away at camp.  Until then, I'll be glad to help you.  I have some posts scheduled throughout the week, as follows: Monday at 9:00 am CST:  Buzz Bee Blow Blaster Review Wednesday at 9:00 am CST: Nerf N-Strike Spectre REV-5 Review Also, check out some of my favorite Nerf blogs to stay up-to-date: Nerf Mods and Reviews Urban Taggers. SgNerf Basic Nerf Foam From Above Happy Nerfing!