A look from the other recreational shooting hobby, Nerf, as they have an AR-style blaster in cooperation with Fortnite. WalcomS7 presents the Nerf Fortnite Blue Shock... "NERF and FORTNITE continue their onslaught on humanity and it's future generation by introducing us to the brand new 2023 NERF x FORTNITE BLUE SHOCK, a literal NERF AR15, or a NERF M4A1, or NERF M4 Carbine, or it doesn't matter what I call it because Youtube will demonetize the video and the comments will always tell me I'm wrong.

Gel Blasters use airsoft technology and now Nerf? Dr. Flux got a QWK Challenger MK3 Foam Dart Blaster AEG to show what it does. The Challenger is available in two configurations: the Standard Edition and the PRO Edition. Both versions have an ABS exterior, a MOSFET, a blowback action, and metal gears in the gearbox. The Challenger is not just an AEG blaster, it also has a MOSFET that lets you choose your firing mode: semi-auto, 3-shot burst, or full auto.

Defrowe Airsoft discusses with Giotto.Tactical why shifted to airsoft from NERF in this episode... "giotto.tactical talks about how he got into airsoft and how he changed from playing NERF.

NERF and airsoft are both types of toys that shoot projectiles, but they have some key differences:

Mach Sakai just tries anything that can shoot legally in Japan and for this video, he tries the Flintlock Nerf gun mainly in gray colour with an orange tip. As for the Nerf projectiles, it fires the foam balls that are loaded from the muzzle area, just like the guns during those days.

Bradley Phillips goes to into action using the Milsig M79 HPA Nerf Blaster and he goes up against players using Gel Blaster. Which do you think has an advantage? Gameplay is in Australia where airsoft is illegal... "In this video I use the Milsig M79 HPA/CO2 semi-auto Nerf blaster in gameplay against gel blasters at the Battle for Waterloo skirmish field in South Australia."

Jeroha shows his homemade DIY Shell ejecting Nerf .50 Cal rifle and how he built it. He mentions it as an airsoft but it fires Nerf foam darts as seen in the video instead of BBs... "A DIY .50 Cal Airsoft sniper made with cutting boards, pvc and 3D printed parts. The springs i got out of a mechanical party popper from the Albert Heijn store."

A realistic looking M79 Grenade Launcher that launches Nerf Sponges is tried by Mach Sakai. Called the Hora Toy M79 Grenade Launcher that can be purchased from Amazon Japan, this is made a wood grain version resin. It can be nice to use during a Nerf firefight or even for airsoft since the projectile launched is a sponge round, virtually harmless.

Well, it's not only airsoft that has the FMG9, even Nerf players can enjoy the folding gun FMG9 Folding Shell Ejecting Nerf Blaster. Gordon Soo tells more... "The FMG-9 is a folding shell ejecting foam dart blaster aka soft bullet gun, that requires manual priming. It uses a slightly bigger shells and dart than a regular glock blaster."

Weapon762 demonstrates how the gas powered 40 MAX gas shell that fires Nerf foam balls works. This is available at retailers in Mainland China and can be ordered from Aliexpress. As this a 40mm Gas Shell, it should work with existing 40mm launchers for airsoft.

Brandon Diaz explains why he prefers playing NERF rather than airsoft and how he feels about other recreational shooting games... "I sometimes see people in various communities say things along the line of "you should just play airsoft at that point", and it's a personal pet peeve of mine. So in this video, I ramble aimlessly about how I feel about Airsoft, Paintball, and Blaster Tag, then dig deeper into why I'm invested in foam flinging instead of pellet.. pewing? I don't know.