You gotta have respect for the engineers that design toys in general. I feel like most of the time they’re not recognized for just how clever they are. Not only does this have to work, but it has to be a design that’s manufacturable in a way that makes it cheap enough for parents to buy. Well done.
Guns, even just toy ones, have such ingenious mechanisms. It's insane to think that some people just came together to brainstorm how to make these things work and came up with the things they did
I'm pretty sure the designers of this toy took a bunch of inspiration from already existing mechanisms in real guns, like the cam, but it's still incredible nevertheless.
I’ll answer how a gun fires: A bullet is made metal contained in a shell with golden coloring, which contains gunpowder and a little explosive in a separate compartment at the back. The bullet is located at the front of the shell, where it is fired from. At the back of the muzzle is a small pin that, when the trigger is pulled, hits the compartment with the explosive. The force of the pin pushes the explosive out of the compartment and into the gunpowder, causing a reaction. This reaction causes a small explosion in the shell, pushing the bullet out of the muzzle and leaving the shell behind. You may see on modern guns and semi-auto weapons a golden colored cylinder eject from the back of the muzzle. This is how the gun discards the shell and puts the next round in the muzzle chamber. Also, the small reaction in the shell renders it useless, preventing you from firing the Same shell twice
For those wondering about slam-fire: when you hold down the trigger and pull, the "vertical slider" acts as a ramp lifting the bar on the piston above the bar on the priming handle enabling it to fire immediately. If you were to try this on a blaster without slam-fire it will simply not prime. The bar on the priming handle is triangular so it can pick up the bar of the piston during slam-fire since otherwise it would get stuck behind the priming handle's bar.
Cool I didn't know how slam fire works Oh also, some blasters have locks that prevent you from pulling the trigger when the priming handle is back so if the trigger on your blaster doesn't press when primed back don't try to press it or it will break
Nothing like mechanical systems to power fun in a very intuitive manner, regardless of how complex and clever the design is. Reminds me of the Dart Zone Pro Conquest, that one loads the darts through a magazine inserted on the back of the gun and the darts point upwards, and through a pump load it slides the darts into forward facing and prepares the spring. Wonderful
when i was a kid i also tried to figure out that how crossbow works so i desinged a litlle crossbow with some file clips, disposable chopsticks, and rubber bands. But the result was not successful, however i was happy about that i crafted a stuff which is designed by myself :) im happy that there is somebody who had simuller curiosity during childhood like me.
With a few relatively minor differences mechanically, this is how a single action revolver works. They didn't invent it entirely from scratch, but adapting it to shoot foam darts is pretty clever. They've had revolving nerf guns for decades, but the older ones where much less reliable and where needlessly complicated for reasons that I could hazard a guess on but don't know for sure.
I have this gun and I threw light straight into the nozzle to check if there is a spring or something that pushes the dart out of the gun, but there was no movement that made me think it is air pressure. You confirmed it. Thanks! Great Animation
Even easier, when the trigger is pulled a pin pushes the bullet from the magazine into the flywheels which fire it. This is an incredibly oversimplified mechanism but I go over the main points
Nerf guns: "do not modify darts or blaster." People: "I don't even know who you are." Edit: It killed me each time he said "piston", because I'm so goddamn used to "plunger tube".
Pretty good video! Although in the "Nerfing" hobby, we do have different names for certain parts. One thing I did notice is that you (intentionally or unintentionally) left out the slam-fire mechanism. It's a bar (and maybe some other components) that allow you to hold down the trigger and continuously prime the blaster for rapid firing.
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This is damm good content I was looking for, a good animator and someone who is also fascinated in everyday engineering in everyday items, love your videos!
My 10 year old just came up to me with this video and his nerf gun, explaining that if he holds down the trigger then all he needs to do is pull the white barrel multiple times to make a more automatic gun that doesn’t need reloading at each shot! Loving the content. Thanks for your work!
I actually own a disruptor,back in 2018 i got one for basically free, and it was my one and only blaster at the time. I loved it so much that i would daily use it, until it broke back in the middle of 2020. I currently own 6 blasters but i still love the little broken disruptor because of the nostalgic memories i had with it. So today i finally decided it's about time i get around and fix it up. Hats off to you because after watching this video i managed to fix it up, apparently both priming notches broke off.
Good video, but you got several terms a little wrong. The "piston" is called a plunger rod, and the tube surrounding it is the plunger tube.The part that engages with the plunger rod is referred to as the catch, and please, you can just say "prime the blaster". Still, Amazing video, SMASHED DAT LIKE BUTTON!!!
Thanks Crazy fish - yeah I struggle with the terminology. I was satisfied with calling it "piston" but I wasn't sure what else to call it! I definitely appreciate the comment and thanks for the like!
Jared, don't listen to these "modders", your terminology is actually technically more correct than theirs. The correct terms for the device (pneumatic cylinder) shown in the animation are piston, piston rod and cylinder. To differentiate between a piston and a plunger, you compare the length of the element that provides the seal to the length of the stroke. In all modern nerf blasters, that I've taken apart, I've only seen pistons - small height (not the diameter) connected to a piston rod moving inside a cylinder. Maybe some of the first blasters used plungers and people got the term from there. If you want to imagine a plunger - think "cylinder within cylinder". This picture might make it clearer www.pumpworld.com/assets/images/pistonandplungerpump-1400x1502-13.png
J C with all due respect, the modding community has been using these terms for nerf blasters for decades in some instances. In my opinion, the terms that are used are universal, and will always rule when it comes to nerf blasters.
Hello Jared, greetings from Australia. If you enjoyed making this nerf gun video, I think you'd love doing a similar one with an airsoft gun (AEG automatic) - a few more moving parts, and timing becomes very important as RPS (rounds per second) is increased. Would love to see you do one on this topic!
Just used it as a instruction to reassemble my Nerf Disruptor, after I had to clean it of sand because my brother buried this gun in the sand. Great video. I was amazed how simple, yet genius some mechanism are!
@@dkim2041 well, 20 for a Stryfe is good value. Especially when you're coming to Nerf from airsoft and have gotten used to the hefty price when getting started in that.
Thanks as this was super excitedly superbly well done emplacement job I’m so enthused by the Collab & participated cleverness & remote effort with work you’ve placed here… love to see it 2!
Who gives a shit, besides TH-cam, about what it's called? We have nail guns, scanner guns and hell even lock picking guns, so clearly a gun isn't just a real steel firearm.
The “vertical slider” is called the “catch” or the “catching mechanism” because it’s what holds the blaster in the primed position before the trigger releases the catch to fire the dart.
I’ve had some nerf guns for almost a decade and I’ve given them to my little brothers and they feel really weak, I now know why, I probably have had them ready to shoot this whole time Now they’re about to get a surprise when I replace the springs with the stronger ones I can find :)
Awesome work. This is my favourite Nerf gun ever. You can fire it very rapidly by holding the trigger and fanning the slide back. This is in contrast to true "slam fire" which would fire only when the slide is returned home.
You gotta have respect for the engineers that design toys in general. I feel like most of the time they’re not recognized for just how clever they are.
Not only does this have to work, but it has to be a design that’s manufacturable in a way that makes it cheap enough for parents to buy. Well done.
Exactly
@@cian4561 yes
its cheap for you guys but in my country its so fukin expensive
My dad once broke a nerf in falf
@The Zak same here at malaysia
Guns, even just toy ones, have such ingenious mechanisms. It's insane to think that some people just came together to brainstorm how to make these things work and came up with the things they did
Big money in both, that's why!
and smooth brains say capitalism is bad, without it there would be zero incentive to make any of this stuff
@@egg-iu3fe well, I'd argue that guns are kind of a grey area. They are, you know, _guns_ after all
I'm pretty sure the designers of this toy took a bunch of inspiration from already existing mechanisms in real guns, like the cam, but it's still incredible nevertheless.
@@BC-wj8fx it takes more than money for something like this
Nerf terminology
Vertical slider= catch
Piston= plunger tube and plunger
And its primed not loaded right? Loaded is just when there's a dart in the barrel right?
Blaster, we dont call them guns
Well you gotta understand that this guy is an animator, not an active nerf community member.
Gun=big boy wap
Lol thx for mentioning this it was ticking me off
"Are ya winning son-?"
2:16
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TH-cam: Are you going to sleep
Me: Yea, now shut up
TH-cam: *But dont you want to know how a nerf gun works*
Happened to me too
Yes but no
Me: o_o
Me:0_0
Dan E wtf you mean
The most captivating thing about this is that there is such an insane level of engineering out there in just a simple toy!!!
Look up "Caliburn Blaster." Not just a simple toy.
As an avid nerfer I’m here to tell you that this one is an extremely simple one compared to some of the ludicrously fun blasters that have come out
Boys: How does a firearm work?
Men: How does a Nerf gun work?
Good video by the way. It's very nice and informative
Lul the ultimate question
Legends : how does lightsaber work
Tons of Misnomers and missing information, don't use this video as fact
I’ll answer how a gun fires: A bullet is made metal contained in a shell with golden coloring, which contains gunpowder and a little explosive in a separate compartment at the back. The bullet is located at the front of the shell, where it is fired from. At the back of the muzzle is a small pin that, when the trigger is pulled, hits the compartment with the explosive. The force of the pin pushes the explosive out of the compartment and into the gunpowder, causing a reaction. This reaction causes a small explosion in the shell, pushing the bullet out of the muzzle and leaving the shell behind. You may see on modern guns and semi-auto weapons a golden colored cylinder eject from the back of the muzzle. This is how the gun discards the shell and puts the next round in the muzzle chamber. Also, the small reaction in the shell renders it useless, preventing you from firing the Same shell twice
SuperSalmon1327 🙌👏🙌👏 good job u actually spent time to do dat.
fun fact you can fit a 7.62x54mmR in a nerf gun
the quiet kids takin notes rn
*"Free bird" starts playing*
and it will fire the whole bullet. you know what that means
fun fact: nerf darts are .50 cal
@@halbolonen im assuming .50 beowulf bc there’s no way a bullet the diameter of a shotty shell is fittin in a nerf gun
Me: "Looks at nerf"
Nerf: Please don't
Me: "gets a screwdriver"
Nerf Why though
Moding Community: allow us to introduce ourselves
drill a hole in the air compression chamber to make it STRONGER
@@retired2240 ridiculous, nice joke🤣
I recently had taken a nerf gun appart to take all the sand out that got there after my brother threw it into a sandbox
Nerf : shooting to you
Me: “Nerf go bang.”
Me after watching this video: “Exquisite technology I must say.”
im pretty sure everyone has this technology already
@@sammysplanet9400 stfu pls
@@sammysplanet9400 stfu pls
@@sammysplanet9400 stfu pls
jeez ok
For those wondering about slam-fire: when you hold down the trigger and pull, the "vertical slider" acts as a ramp lifting the bar on the piston above the bar on the priming handle enabling it to fire immediately. If you were to try this on a blaster without slam-fire it will simply not prime. The bar on the priming handle is triangular so it can pick up the bar of the piston during slam-fire since otherwise it would get stuck behind the priming handle's bar.
Cool I didn't know how slam fire works
Oh also, some blasters have locks that prevent you from pulling the trigger when the priming handle is back so if the trigger on your blaster doesn't press when primed back don't try to press it or it will break
Nothing like mechanical systems to power fun in a very intuitive manner, regardless of how complex and clever the design is.
Reminds me of the Dart Zone Pro Conquest, that one loads the darts through a magazine inserted on the back of the gun and the darts point upwards, and through a pump load it slides the darts into forward facing and prepares the spring. Wonderful
1:49 am
“I should sleep”
*closes eyes*
how do nerf guns fire?
*eyes open*
How do you read with your eyes closed though
@@crazybrickstudios7482 Ever heard of thoughts and thinking?
@@crazybrickstudios7482 brain
I hate memes!!!!!!!!!!!
huter 2624 bruh moment
This is very interesting
AwwwMannn yup
AwwwMannn
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Bork
It's amazing
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The “Piston” is commonly called the plunger in nerf modding communities
@J Hemphill Pretty accurate actually
yeah HAHA
*catch
*plunger&tube
*rotation bar
Chal nikal
Even forgot the air restricter
nerf WHAT communities?
"You are not invited to my birthday pa-"
2:16
Man thanks for this video. I've literally tried to figure it out during my whole childhood lol
Your welcome!
You're
Also great vid
when i was a kid i also tried to figure out that how crossbow works
so i desinged a litlle crossbow with some file clips, disposable chopsticks, and rubber bands.
But the result was not successful, however i was happy about that i crafted a stuff which is designed by myself :)
im happy that there is somebody who had simuller curiosity during childhood like me.
@@SEONPYOLEE ay, engineer mind! (even tho I don't particularly want to become one)
Lol same
With a few relatively minor differences mechanically, this is how a single action revolver works. They didn't invent it entirely from scratch, but adapting it to shoot foam darts is pretty clever. They've had revolving nerf guns for decades, but the older ones where much less reliable and where needlessly complicated for reasons that I could hazard a guess on but don't know for sure.
I'm waiting for a hybrid pistol. Such as a Glock 17 mixed with a Colt Python.
@@davidchurchich9634 Cursed.
Coop: you forgot that there is a jolt in it
Lol yes
@@Hunter-pw1px *Based on the "Truth revealed" video
Darren Aqila yep
Lol
Lol
Neighbor's kid: "my dad can beat your dad!"
Me:
Hey I have the disruptor, I gotta say these models looks absolutely amazing!
Me too
It's a j o l t r e s k i n
Same
I have disruptor too!
Same
Very neat !
😁
😄
Nice 😁
😁
Very neat !
You’re so good at explaining these things I can’t even put it into words. Such complex themes seem so easy to understand because of you. Thank you
2018: Wow this is informative!
2022: MISSISIPPI QUEEN
The animation, the explanation, the TUNES.
Jared is one smooth dude.
*Tune keeps playing in the background*
The animation, the explanation, the TUNES. Jared is 1 small dude. Tune keeps playing in the background
0:48 MY EYES!!!!!!
Don't worry, you missed the dart.
@@shalodey Damn, that's harsh. it's called a dart
Oof
Underrated
Me: *looks at trigger at **1:18*
Also Me: heh it looks like a face
:0
how do you saw that?
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I have this gun and I threw light straight into the nozzle to check if there is a spring or something that pushes the dart out of the gun, but there was no movement that made me think it is air pressure. You confirmed it. Thanks! Great Animation
Do the inside of a flywheel nerf blaster
Even easier, when the trigger is pulled a pin pushes the bullet from the magazine into the flywheels which fire it.
This is an incredibly oversimplified mechanism but I go over the main points
Matt's Hobbies If you open up a flywheel you can directly see how it works
dart btw
#flywheelmasterrace
@@emeph6353
Good ol' full/semi auto
I see Jared Owen video, I smash like button instantly
Your comment made me smile - thanks so much!
No problem man, thank you for making these informational videos!
thanks sir this fabulous videos sir can you share with us which program you use for animation
digital media I think he uses Blender, but I’m not too sure
Nerf guns: "do not modify darts or blaster."
People: "I don't even know who you are."
Edit:
It killed me each time he said "piston", because I'm so goddamn used to "plunger tube".
Well he is not wrong
@@michaelfinlay1412 Well he is not right
@@auxometer referring to the second part
@@michaelfinlay1412 cool
@EXPLOSIVEPLAYZ YT idk man. maybe? I modded a longshot once
2:16 mom said you have to share your can-
hi again rmember me
@@Cold_LikeMyHeart sorry no
@@50-frames-of-stick71 I did saw you on a ultrakill vid
@@Cold_LikeMyHeart oh I saw you were a ultrakill fan well it’s nice seeing we have similar recommendations :)
Thanks for Good Animation.
It's very clearly described with every small information.
Appreciate your efforts.
Keep it up.
Thank you! More good videos to come
Nobody
Literally nobody
Jared:nerf GUN
Nerf pros:its a blaster
Unfunny
Pretty good video! Although in the "Nerfing" hobby, we do have different names for certain parts. One thing I did notice is that you (intentionally or unintentionally) left out the slam-fire mechanism. It's a bar (and maybe some other components) that allow you to hold down the trigger and continuously prime the blaster for rapid firing.
Look at the geometry Dash face 💀 1:10
"powerful spring" has he even met the k26?
I put a k26 and a reinforced catch spring in my disruptor and it exploded and snapped something :(
I think k26 can fit in the disruptor which would make it shoot about twice as hard.
*can it take a k26*
Lol a k26 would absolutely destroy this blaster, a lot of very flimsy mechanisms
You can show us how to repair a broken nerf gun?
cool stuff.. 1 tip tho, a screw comes out turning anti-clockwise ;)
Why does this have a dislike button it should be illegal to dislike Jared’s videos their so good! 😀
Thanks Gamingman! Every video will have a few dislikes but I am okay with that :P
Jared Owen You’re Welcome 😀
‘They’re’
Sorry I notice little things like that
CatAdvantage it’s ok 👌
TH-cam:mmmmhhhhmmm intrestinggg
"Mom said it's my turn on the XBO-"
Great job. I love seeing interesting, well animated, ‘how-it’s-done’ videos likes this. Keep it up 👍🏾
Someone show this to whoever's behind Elite 2.0. I kinda think they've forgotten what they're supposed to be doing.
😔
but the shockwave is a pretty neat blaster
@@semarangfoamflingers6934 NO!
show them the rough cut
@@Samuel-yl9yo yea, everybody knows the warden is the best blaster
Basically you press the trigger and it yeets a dart out the barrel
I have an elite disruptor! Thanks for teaching how it works..!!!!!
Glad to help😀
The “vertical slider” is actually called the catch.
Meh who cares
No stupid, in reality it's called a pump. As in pump shotgun.
@@joshuathomasmacalintalsoli6307 not in nerf guns, also why do you feel the need to reply to a comment that was made 2 years ago
@@traktorized3640 it's a sear
Jared Owen : Houston we have a lift off
NASA worker : hay that’s my line !
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TurleCas hey thanks
Awesome!
Fun fact: You can hold down the trigger and pull the reload thingy for the disruptor to shoot cuz it's made that way
This is damm good content I was looking for, a good animator and someone who is also fascinated in everyday engineering in everyday items, love your videos!
Thanks Steven!
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A perfect video. Honestly this is objectively one of the most effective and pleasing videos on the internet!
I really appreciate how this guy uses his own voice as a narrator in another language even though it sounds quite weird but I respect it😂😂
Love you videos man! Your animations are so clean!! Keep it up!
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“Put that away before you hit someone in the ey-“
Awesome animations and great explanation!
You are great animator bro.
“Mom said it’s my turn on the Xbox!”
Me: 2:14
Sold. Never owned or wanted a nerf gun in my life but you convinced me it's more than just a toy. It's a piece of art.
What you call the vetrictal slider, is actully called a catch, and the piston is actully called the plunger rod, and plunger tube
Nerd
@@donaldcoppler your point is
Donald Coppler all Broken fan Productions did was call them the right name... Knowing the correct names of objects doesn’t make him a nerd...
@@spicybbqchicken Yeah, it actually makes it EASIER to talk to people.
There is a surprising amount of overlap in the engineering of toy guns, real guns and clicky pens.
This is clever! Like your stuff.
"Why do I hear Mississippi Queen?"
Hey, mom said it's my turn to play mine-
My 10 year old just came up to me with this video and his nerf gun, explaining that if he holds down the trigger then all he needs to do is pull the white barrel multiple times to make a more automatic gun that doesn’t need reloading at each shot! Loving the content. Thanks for your work!
yeah, it's called "Slam Fire", really useful if you want to fire fast.
Thank you for answering my impossible childhood mystery
Its amazing how complex a £15 or £20 toy can be
The "vertical slider" is usually called a "sear".
I actually own a disruptor,back in 2018 i got one for basically free, and it was my one and only blaster at the time. I loved it so much that i would daily use it, until it broke back in the middle of 2020. I currently own 6 blasters but i still love the little broken disruptor because of the nostalgic memories i had with it.
So today i finally decided it's about time i get around and fix it up. Hats off to you because after watching this video i managed to fix it up, apparently both priming notches broke off.
Good video, but you got several terms a little wrong. The "piston" is called a plunger rod, and the tube surrounding it is the plunger tube.The part that engages with the plunger rod is referred to as the catch, and please, you can just say "prime the blaster". Still, Amazing video, SMASHED DAT LIKE BUTTON!!!
Oh, and great animation too!!!
Thanks Crazy fish - yeah I struggle with the terminology. I was satisfied with calling it "piston" but I wasn't sure what else to call it! I definitely appreciate the comment and thanks for the like!
Jared Owen yeah, most information on nerf blasters are in "mod guides". It would be really cool to see more of the videos on TH-cam!
Jared, don't listen to these "modders", your terminology is actually technically more correct than theirs.
The correct terms for the device (pneumatic cylinder) shown in the animation are piston, piston rod and cylinder.
To differentiate between a piston and a plunger, you compare the length of the element that provides the seal to the length of the stroke.
In all modern nerf blasters, that I've taken apart, I've only seen pistons - small height (not the diameter) connected to a piston rod moving inside a cylinder. Maybe some of the first blasters used plungers and people got the term from there.
If you want to imagine a plunger - think "cylinder within cylinder".
This picture might make it clearer
www.pumpworld.com/assets/images/pistonandplungerpump-1400x1502-13.png
J C with all due respect, the modding community has been using these terms for nerf blasters for decades in some instances. In my opinion, the terms that are used are universal, and will always rule when it comes to nerf blasters.
meanwhile me: *looks through the nerf out of the barrel or under the trigger*
Looking at a nerf gun
Random kid:”IT’S NERF OR NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!”
Honestly, I've been wanting to know this for years, thanks! Also, I love how when you take the outer shell off, it looks like a Splatoon gun!
Hello Jared, greetings from Australia. If you enjoyed making this nerf gun video, I think you'd love doing a similar one with an airsoft gun (AEG automatic) - a few more moving parts, and timing becomes very important as RPS (rounds per second) is increased. Would love to see you do one on this topic!
The part you're calling a "vertical slider" is the sear.
Catcher
Catch
IRL called a pump
1:12 little face on the mid right of the trigger!
-_-
Nerf frisk
Any GD Fans I announce 2.2 Is out
Thanks!
“Mom said it’s my turn on the Xbo-“
Power Rangers: Its Morphin' time!
Nerf: Its Nerfin' time!
“Mom said it’s my turn on the xb-“
Just used it as a instruction to reassemble my Nerf Disruptor, after I had to clean it of sand because my brother buried this gun in the sand. Great video. I was amazed how simple, yet genius some mechanism are!
4:07 I can only image how much time it took for you to make this video lol. nice.
thanks gabriel!
Two videos in one month!?!?
I'm hoping to keep that pace up! This summer was busy but I'm ramping up now on youtube. Stay tuned :)
@@JaredOwen I'm excited!
Me too! Waiting for more!
Your name says it all
It’s hard to make videos like 3D animation... research, editing it’s all your deal.
Nerf: Oh drat! Now everyone is gonna know that we over-price our guns.
The nerf disruptor on amazon is about $12, seems like a great deal to me
@@dkim2041 yeah, but in stores, it goes for $15 at the lowest and I've seen up to $25-$27.
Some guy with a bad history teacher
Oh yeah, retailers overprice nerf guns hard.
Nerf keeps them as cheap as possible, which isnt cheap at all
@@dkim2041 well, 20 for a Stryfe is good value. Especially when you're coming to Nerf from airsoft and have gotten used to the hefty price when getting started in that.
Some guy with a bad history teacher
$20 for a stryfe is an amazing deal
Thanks as this was super excitedly superbly well done emplacement job I’m so enthused by the Collab & participated cleverness & remote effort with work you’ve placed here… love to see it 2!
No one:
Not A Soul:
Jared: Houston, we have ignition
2:27
bro used telekinesis for it to shoot early
I love how official nerf guns that use air pressure have like a tiny recoil
Wow! Humans are amazing!!
Hats off to the creator of this gun, the engineering is mind bending, and look at this animation too!
My friends:I wonder how a nerf gun works:
6 yr old me:It just shoots it
0:09 A part of the Nerf looks like the square in Geometry Dash
*npesta scream*
Nerf Blasters sir this is an extremely important difference as they are toys not firearms and this is critical especially with TH-cam algorithms
Who gives a shit, besides TH-cam, about what it's called? We have nail guns, scanner guns and hell even lock picking guns, so clearly a gun isn't just a real steel firearm.
The “vertical slider” is called the “catch” or the “catching mechanism” because it’s what holds the blaster in the primed position before the trigger releases the catch to fire the dart.
Mississippi queen
Awesome video👍👍👍👍👍
I’ve had some nerf guns for almost a decade and I’ve given them to my little brothers and they feel really weak, I now know why, I probably have had them ready to shoot this whole time
Now they’re about to get a surprise when I replace the springs with the stronger ones I can find :)
Awesome work. This is my favourite Nerf gun ever. You can fire it very rapidly by holding the trigger and fanning the slide back. This is in contrast to true "slam fire" which would fire only when the slide is returned home.
Ur aweosme man 🏆
Only jared owen channel i have subscribed...
Thanks Sulaiman but I have to ask...are there other Jared Owen's that you know?
No sir
Only you whom i know..🙂
Why r u subbed to T series
Very impressive
Thank you my brother❤