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

Product Information

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 Now, let’s be real – if you’re a pro player hunting for the ultimate blaster to dominate highly competitive tournaments, there are pricier options out there that might better suit your needs. But for the rest of us, the Gelfire Mythic’s relatively modest muzzle velocity won’t be a deal-breaker, especially in those close to mid-range encounters.

Both foam darts and gel balls are biodegradable, but Nerf guns cause less potential harm in outdoor areas. Conclusion: The Key Takeaways

I have to hand it to the Nerf Pro Gelfire Mythic – it’s undeniably one of the safest and most beginner-friendly Orbeez guns in my collection. When it comes to child safety, very few gel blasters, like the Surge Gen 3 pistol, can hold a candle to the Mythic. So, considering all perspectives, I can say that gel blasters aren’t bad for the environment as long as their ammo does not contain acrylamide. As long as you do your best to mitigate the ecological impact the way I explained, there’s nothing to worry about gellets. NERF PRO GELFIRE BLASTERS: They fire hydrated rounds that burst on impact and deliver high-performance blasting to ignite your competitive advantage. Ages 14 and up Yes. As you can see, the environmental hazard posed by gel balls is pretty low. You can still mitigate the risks further by playing a bit responsibly. Here are a few tips that I’d personally recommend:

As young kids tend to ingest everything due to their size and texture, most gel blaster brands make sure that these beads are 100% non-toxic and free from acrylamide. 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 High-quality paintballs are filled with polyethylene glycol, which is biodegradable. Cheaper paintballs, however, sometimes use oil-based paint. Not only is it bad for the environment, but the way they are produced isn’t very eco-friendly either. One screw holds the gearbox down in the shell, and you’ll have to remove it before a full disassembly is possible. Inside the blaster, you see all the things you’d expect: a main board with a three-position switch, plugs for the battery wires and the motor, etc. There is a cycle position switch, for stopping the system in the rest position after you let go of the trigger. As per FDA, sodium polyacrylate does not pose any significant acute toxicity to aquatic species like bacteria, algae, daphnia, and fish under USEPA toxicity classification guidelines. They even suggest that sludge containing adsorbed or precipitated sodium polyacrylate (concentration 0.6 mg/kg) may be landfilled or used as agricultural fertilizer.However, I came across a curious problem. There were a relatively high number of double shots during testing – firing two gel balls still gets velocities over 100fps, but the range and accuracy is hindered. This occurred around once every five or six shots, but seems to be based on how fast you prime the blaster. Slower primes will leave the path from hopper to barrel open longer, leading to that extra round loading. Internals 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.