NerfModulus Mediator Blaster - Fires 6 Darts in a Row, Pump Action, Slam Fire, Includes 6-Dart Clip and 6 Official Nerf Elite Darts (Amazon Exclusive)

Solid blaster. You always have to slide the prime back to load / unload your magazine. It took me a few tries to get the prime handle to slide all the way back, but once I did, there were no issues slam-firing it. Takes some getting used to pulling it all the way back otherwise it might jam. Other than that, very good blaster, cool design, good starter to customize with other parts. Just wish it had a bigger magazine rather than 6x capacity. Quite fun

The Modulus Mediator is a good pump-action foregrip spring-powered foam blaster. For the money, it's a terrific shooter and it has the N-Strike barrel lug and stock attachment points so you can add bits and bobs to jazz it up. The branded Mediator barrel and stock that Nerf recommends are fine, but gimmicky. You're better off just using something like the Modulus Storage stock and any other barrel attachment. The only complaint for the Mediator is that Nerf used a blue stripe paint instead of the green patterns that would match the rest of the Modulus line.

I bought this gun because it is a cocking gun that has clips, and so is more powerful than any electric Nerf Gun, and has slam-fire. Right out of the box, it was extremely weak, and barely shot with half the power of a Jolt, but I just unscrewed the back of it off where the stock goes on, and stretched the spring, and now it works like it should, earning its rating of four out of five stars. I love the slam-fire, and also the ease of cocking that it has, because of the way that you cock it. It is very loud whenever you cock it, but that doesn't affect the ability of the firing. I personally don't like the way that you have to take out the clip because you have to pull the front handle back to take the clip out, which can be annoying whenever you already have it cocked, and have to press the reset button for it to go back, and even then it usually gets jammed after you put it back in. That probably has to happen anyway, but it is just nice when you have a electric Nerf Gun, and you can pull out the clip at any time. It is very small without the stock or any attachments on it, but that doesn't affect much of anything. It is about as long as the Disruptor for a comparison. It jams about one time in fifty, but the jams aren't hard to fix.I like it, and would recommend it for anyone to buy.

Bought a set for the kids for Christmas. Mind you, these are kids in their late 20's and early 30's. And yes, we had a Nerf war! Magazine holds six shots, ease to load, easy to shoot.

Ironically my wife and I purchased the same guns for the kids- hers she picked the frustration free packaging- I had no idea what was in the boxes- and I picked the retail box so the kids could know what was in the Christmas present when they opened it. The fact that we picked the same guns was due to the fact that we both know Nerf gun value. These guns are spot on. Why? First off the Modulus line allows you to interchange different weapons and weapon parts. The side load magazine the kids took right off and installed a drum from another gun and the fit is spot on. These also have the rails on the top that allow you to install other options that use the rails as a mounting point for things like infrared sights. Limitless options for what you can do with these, especially if you have other Modulus weapons that all interconnect by design. And last, compare these to other Nerf weapons of the same size- there is a ton of value here. I like the style- the color scheme is very cool and different to the other guns in our collection. Would certainly purchase again!

It can be seen that the drop of quality & effort in NERF products has declined over the years, I bought this blaster knowing it was released before the overall quality drop, but I can see that this blaster was at the beginning of such initiative.The Dart "Clip" is held together by 4 clip & latches, when I opened the box, the Dart "Clip" had a broken latch & doesn't stay assembled anymore.The "Clip" port, or magazine well, slot for the dart clip came unattached as expected, the actual issue is that it doesn't fit as neatly. It required me to either use a hammer or hobby knife to force the component onto the rest of the blaster or shave off material to allow it to fit.Before I attempted to assemble the blaster, the Internals were suffering from a decrease of quality control, as I can hear loose parts within the blaster, either snapped off internals or excess molding plastic that came loose. Had to disassemble the blaster & air dust the excess plastic with canned air.I was hoping this pre-2020 blaster didn't suffer from the 2020 quality drop at NERF, but even this 2018 blaster has been disappointing in quality control. Once I finally made the blaster functional, it is a fun product, the ability to slam fire & such, albeit it is quite loud & rackety without modification.

This is the best all around springer that you can get. Compact, powerful, accurate and modular, it's hands down my favorite blaster for both indoor and outdoor play.I opted for the Worker stock and 3d printed acog over the available Mediator attachments to make it fit my needs and it has been a pleasure to shoot.The pistol grip pump action allows me to (almost) keep up with the rate of fire that my son's tricked out Modulus rains down on me in our battles while still being very compact for maneuverability indoors, unlike the Accutrooper, Delta Trooper, etc.Throw in the fact that I was able to pick up the core blaster for only $10 and you can see why this is my go-to Nerf gun.