Custom Tactical Rail Laser Attachment

I made this very quickly and easily, using the Longstrike's sight base and a laser I took from another toy gun. Add some hot glue, and you have a quick and very easy tac rail laser attachment.
Obviously being attached to Nerf blasters, the laser has no use except in extremely low light close quarters where the laser dot can actually be seen and used.

This particular laser unit has a simple on/off switch rather than a push button.

On a few different blasters. It certainly looks cool, but it only has use when you can clearly see the laser dot, and that only really occurs in very low light (such as night time) and in close quarters (where darts have not yet dropped significantly). Not to mention laser light that is too intense can cause serious damage to human eyeballs if shined directly into them. For these reasons this laser attachment is both impractical and unsafe for game use. Use it for tacticool photo shoots and fun, but don't use it in a Nerf war.

SlyDev Accessories

This is really just an advertisement for a fellow Aussie providing a great service for Nerfers in Australia and the US (for now, may expand to worldwide).
SlyDev is an Aussie based store which utilises 3D printing to make reasonably small Nerf accessories which have been experimented a number of times and calibrated to fit perfectly on Nerf rails (or be glued on to blasters).
He makes accessories such as tac-rail mounted iron sites (which I'm very interested in), a tac-rail mount for a Jolt (which I'm also interested in) and the Companion Cube from Portal.
The store link is this blue underlined text.

Fellow Aussie blogger Rolley (who runs Street Tag Warfare, link left) has gotten a bunch of the accessories SlyDev sells, and has two reviews: Jolt mount and Iron sights + other stuff.

Postage in Australia is capped at $6 (an absolute bargain) and to the US postage is a flat rate of $13.

Secret Strike AS-1 Mini Review + Recon Light Integration

The Secret Strike AS-1 is a tiny air-powered blaster. It is the smallest blaster available (and probably ever made), yet it boasts rather potent ranges. It comes with 2 Suction darts and a cut-out target. The Secret Strike also has a hook thingy that can clip to...anything small.

Custom Scope 1: Large ACOG

Fed up of the single-reticule Nerf scopes? Want to have a (very slightly) functional scope without buying a real scope? This is the answer: make your own! This is the first custom scope I made. It slides on and off tactical rails with ease. Also, the cost for materials is far less than it would cost for any Nerf scope or Rifle scope.