NerfPro Gelfire Ghost Bolt Action Blaster, Removable Boost Barrel, 5000 Gel Rounds, 100 Round Integrated Hopper, Eyewear, Ages 14 & Up

The accuracy is right on, and the gun looks awesome, it is easily worth the money it shoots so hard which fits with its great accuracy. it is an amazing gift for kids 12 and up some people were saying that the gels break when you shoot it but that's because you aren't hydrating them properly or because you left them without water for a while. but either way this is a perfect gel blaster and so much fun.

Love the gun but it shoots 2 to 3 beads sometimes. It shoots accurately at long distances. Overall it is a great gun except the boost barrel does not work.

Love these. They are a lot of fun! The accuracy is surprisingly good, and I've been able to shoot 35+ ft out. The pellets that came with them work great as well.

Scored this on sale for 17$. Seen it at the stores going for 50 and figured grab one to play with the younglings once the weather warms.First it is not small, this thing is scaled for a large teen or full adult. Second is it is solid. I doubt I would pay 50 for it, but at less than 20 you are getting a lot of solid plastic that feels like it can take abuse everywhere but the somewhat fragile hopper.First Gel blaster I have tried and liked it enough I picked up one of those Mr. Beast electric ones at my local Wal-Mart on a steep discount. Again, doubt I would pay full retail, but if you can get them at 50% off or better, they seem like good deals Imo.For those older folks looking for cool gifts for the grandkids, a gel blaster is like 1 part paintball, 1 part air soft, and 1 part squirt gun. Which may sound odd, but it is accurate. They look like small paint balls, shoot with a sting comparable to the low power air soft, and are basically 99% water in a semi solid form.

This does shoot further and more accurately than the other nerf gelfires. So it is actually a sniper in comparable guns. It's my go-to gun choice when the youth get together for a game due to accuracy/predictability on its shots as well as shooting a little faster than the other nerf gelfires. Also, it's ambidextrous with its ability to change bolt action sides. The only weakness is that the bolt action charge feature is prone to break as people tend to grab it close to the end rather than the base. I've had to repair a couple or just switch it's sides.

The Nerf Gelfire Ghost is by far the most entertaining blaster of its line, with plenty of quirks and specifications at which it excels.Good stuff: ✅FiringThis blaster behaves as advertised, fires Gelfire Rounds at 200 FPS consistently, with little to no deviation.OperationPriming, firing and adjusting the features is really comfy. Specially the bolt. The sound it makes is crisp, metallic, and the bolt moves swiftly.FeaturesThis blaster has the most features on the Gelfire line, they're not redundant at all, and there's plenty.1.- Adjustable Stock: It has three positions, and it's fairly stiff.2.- Adjustable Diopter Sights: You can adjust the Rear Sight with its former knobs, compensating for wind and falloff.3.- Booster Barrel: It backspins the Gelfire Rounds, therefore offering even more falloff compensation.Bad Stuff: ❌There's nothing inherently bad about this blaster, however. I've sent back this one twice for the same problem. Apparently, the spring that pushes the piston forward before firing snapped from one end. And it hasn't only happened in this blaster only. It's a big shame, since this is my favorite Gelfire blaster, indubitably.HOPE YOU HAVE FUN! ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Projectiles are dirt cheap, and require no retrieval or cleanup. Quite accurate at >40ft without the included extension, using adjustable iron sights (they adjust on two axises)Barrel extension creates a hop-up backspin effect that helps projectiles travel further, but doesn’t improve accuracy, as the small diameter inner barrel itself is not continued through the extension.Bolt action is ambidextrous, which is nice - if you mount it on a tripod using the extension’s lower “picatinny”, having the bolt on the right side is nice. Mounting on the left side improves sequential firing speed at the expense of accuracy.100 round magazine is semi integrated, unlike the larger hopper style mags that encumber vision.The gellets sting but nothing compared to airsoft or paintball.Would love an aftermarket barrel extension and a stronger pullback to achieve higher speed and accuracy at range, but other than that, this is a stupid amount of fun. Will probably buy another one just for office dueling

To me, the shape of it makes it impossible to aim down the sights. They're too low/the cheek rest is too high, and I just couldn't physically do it. It seems to shoot pretty accurately if I aim super low, but it's just not fun to shoot because of it.The sights are adjustable, which is strange to me because these toys are not super accurate typically. It would still be a neat feature except that I couldn't use them anyway.The bolt action is really fun to use. It'd be a little cooler if it would spring back forward instead of requiring you to push it, but still fun.The adjustable buttstock is also nice. My kid and I could both shoot comfortably with it despite the size difference.The gel bullets are awesome. They hurt a bit to get shot by them, but they explode on impact and leave minimal mess. And you get a lot of them.If I could actually aim the thing I would love it, but since I can't I would not recommend it.