Nerf guns have a passionate community of modders, and fans of the plastic projectile toys have had a lot of fun with the task of improving their functionality (like this 1,000-shot Nerf Blaster that ...

The joy of Nerf-play never fades. But the older you get, the sillier you look shooting toy guns. Modify a Nerf gun to shoot as fast as a machine gun, and you've got a different story. That's what a ...

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It’s a grand tradition of disappointment. Since 1989, excited kids have unboxed Nerf blasters, loaded up foam darts, balls, and arrows, and declared war on their friends. With blasters loaded, they ...

NASA engineer turned YouTuber Mark Rober has teamed up with scientists from California’s Salk Institute and Brigham Young University to create the smallest ‘Nerf Gun’ models in history, one of which ...

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A group of engineers took the internet by storm this week when they debuted the world’s largest Nerf gun, a ridiculous scale-replica of the popular Nerf Maverick pistol. After Rober’s video went viral ...

Nerf gun battles are as much a part of startup culture as putting stickers on your MacBook, crashing in the office after a hard night’s coding, and overusing the word “disrupt.” Well, if you get hold ...

CHICAGO (CBS) - Nerf guns are one of the most popular toys on the market. But on Internet sites, enthusiasts are modifying their weapons to make them shoot farther and more forcefully. As CBS 2 ...

Although Nerf guns are fun for epic battles or for annoying your siblings, when one gets older, a Nerf gun might not have that same magic it once had. That's when you can mod it to look even more ...

Nerf guns are no mere toys. With the right tinkering, you can make them pretty lethal, especially when they're attached to a fuel source like hydrogen. That's what Peter Sripol did. Like some previous ...