Nerf Dart Tag Swarmfire (blue trigger) Review

Today I'll be reviewing a blaster which has been out for a while, the Nerf Dart Tag Swarmfire. This beast of a blaster is generally seen as the flagship of the Dart Tag line (2011 reboot), and it's definitely worthy of that title.

The Swarmfire comes with itself, its detachable stock, and 20 redesigned blue-tip white velcro orange body DT Whistler hybrids.

The Swarmfire was originally released with three other DT blasters (Quick 16, Speedload 6, Sharp Shot) to revitalise the DT line which had been stuck with Furyfires and Hyperfires for the past years. The new DT line introduced new concepts into DT - all new curved and sleek designs (previous DT was primarily angular) full auto (Swarmfire), all new in built mag mechs (Quick 16, Speedload 6), and no tac rails on any blasters, leading some people to cry 'fake' before official proof.

The Swarmfire is the 'big daddy' of the DT line, providing some battery operated full auto goodness. It requires 6 'C' sized batteries to operate, which provide a hefty weight. To counteract the ammo wastage of full auto-ness, the Swarmfire has a capacity of 20 darts, the highest of any DT blaster so far.

Nerf Sharp Shot Usage Tips

Some usage tips for my new favourite sidearm.

Nerf Dart Tag Sharp Shot Review (Updated Model)

This is a review of the single shot of Nerf's 2011/2012 DT range - the Sharp Shot. It was the first of the DT range to be updated with a blue trigger and blue dart holders, because apparently the old one sucked - 20-25ft according to SG Nerf. Luckily, the updated version is far more awesome. The Sharp Shot comes with itself, 4 new DT/Whistler darts and a 2-part quick-release belt clip.