Introduction: How to Pack for a Nerf War

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This Instructible will show you how to pack for any nerf war.

Step 1: Choosing a Primary

A good primary is anything that can fire rounds off very quickly, a common problem I had when I started Nerf was that my guns were too slow to reload. A flywheel blaster will work fine, I like to use the demolisher.

Step 2: Secondary Blasters

Choosing a good secondary is even more important than choosing a primary. Say you run your primary dry, you need backup blasters to protect you. A great secondary to use is a good ole' revolver, they are easy to reload and can have a decent rate of fire. A good revolver could be the Zombie strike Hammershot or the Elite Strongarm. Another thing you will need to have on you is a holstered blaster, using the Zombie strike Sidestrike or the Elite firestrike is recommended because of their range and accuracy.

Step 3: The Last Resort

When you are almost out of ammo and you don't have time to reload any of your heftier blasters, a great choice for a small, compact weapon would be a nerf jolt or a triad (which I do not own.) keep a few jolts with you at all times just in case. The jolt has decent range and accuracy, leading to a successful sneak attack or just a scouting mission.

Step 4: How to Pack

First what you need is a shoulder bag/small backpack, or as EpicMinecrafter870 has suggested a Nerf tacticlal vets, a package or more of darts, and some clips. Load the bag with all you want except for your primary, darts, and your holstered blaster. Pack all of your secondary blasters, emergency clips, and a few jolts. Optional items may include: water, food, compass, phone, and first aid. Have fun, and dominate your opponents! Thanks for viewing