Nerf Scout IX-3



The Nerf Scout is a handy little blaster, but despite having owned it for about 7 months, I've never got round to writing a review. So... here it is!!!

ADVANTAGES and DISADVANTAGES

• Is small, about the same size as a Nite Finder
• Is a single-shot blaster that holds two extra darts
• Has a range of about 30 feet
• Is Nerf's most reliable single shot blaster. It never jams and unlike with the Nite Finder the bullets very rarely pop out.
• Fires all darts except Clip System
• Is reloaded manually at the top of the blaster, similarly to the Maverick
• Houses one tactical rail, on top of the reloading mechanism, so it is inconvenient with most accessories
• Unlike the rest of the N-Strike line it comes in red and grey
• Only comes with the Unity Power System, which costs $70
• Reloading takes approximately 3-4 seconds

The Scout is a very useful gun, and vies with the Reflex as Nerf's best single shot blaster, especially as far as reliability is concerned. This would definitely be my reccomendation as a tertiary weapon in any heavy Nerf war.