The magazine spring gets stuck as well as the button that releases the magazine. It just came out of the box. We will return it and see the next one.

Having purchased several nerf guns, I would not recommend this particular one....it presents tremendous difficulty in the loading phase and almost always the darts fold and block the gun....the child never managed to load it easily....

Literally awful... The construction quality doesn't seem to be Nerf-like, it's more like a knock off. It's difficult to shoot new darts (the ones inside the box!) and the mag release is very light, so if you accidentally press it while running, the magazine falls to the floor. The priming of the blaster was sometimes smooth and other times it got stuck. The door to remove jammed darts completely comes off if you open it with too much force. Hasbro's decision to release the elite 2.0 was a big mistake. I would much rather have similar blasters like the Retaliator or Delta Trooper!

Perhaps one of the best ones out there. It is manual with an easy mechanism that can be used without force and by a five-year-old child, and with a little practice, it can shoot arrows in bursts faster than electric ones. You don't depend on batteries, it accepts ten arrows in a detachable magazine and not with a wheel that can lose power due to gradual friction. Its fps is relatively stable at 70 to 68.

Very good product that is worth its money. Our manual mechanism gets stuck a bit after many uses. It needs to go all the way to the end to refill again.

Perfect, I definitely recommend it. I've had it for about six months and it hasn't had any issues. I rated the firing rate as so-so because it requires skill to hold the trigger.

Beautiful, but unfortunately for us, the filler kept clogging and blocking constantly.

The kids were disappointed...

I suppose it's a matter of luck to get a good one, but this shows that the quality is lacking.

I believe this is the new Delta Trooper. And just like the Delta Trooper, it has slam fire, includes a stock and barrel, and takes magazines. The only differences are that it has a slightly smaller magazine, contains more darts, and shoots more powerfully. I think it's a new upgrade, but even though it has a few more positives than the Delta Trooper, I still consider the Delta Trooper to be a very good product. Also, its color, like all 2.0 versions, is darker than it appears in the picture, not as dark as the regular elite, but something in between.