Nerf Rebelle Secret Shot Blaster (Blue)

My daughter slide stealthily down the stairs with her trusty Nerf Rebelle Secret Shot Blaster in hand. She checks the included ammo compartment to make sure she has enough rounds for any upcoming skrimish. Thankfully, the compartment opens and closes very stealthily or else she might have given away her position. She checks the end of the staircase for possible bogey's. The coast is clear so she advances towards the living room, blaster to her shoulder and aimed.As she enters the room she notices that it is not in it's usual state. Pillows are places upright near the wall, chairs are moved in odd directions, and the cats are nowhere to be seen. She instantly becomes suspicious and drops to her knees. Flicking a switch on her blaster, the engages the rifle mode and places 4 shots at the ready. She knows that whatever she is about to face, it's going to take more than a single shot to take down.A clicking noise is heard as her worst fears are realized. Someone in the corner yells, "There she is! Get her!"She rolls across the floor behind the couch narrowly dodging a hail of orange spongy bullets. Peeking over the top of the couch every so slightly she sees her ach-enemies, The Twins, snickering on the other side of a mounted machine gun nest. With a grin on her face, she quickly grabbed a Nerf Grenade and chucked it over her head into the gun nest.Orange darts shot out in all directions. The next few moments was music to her ears. The Twins screamed out with a sound that seemed to be a mixture of scaredy pants mixed with temper tantrum. In their haste to move out of the way they knocked over the Elite Nerf Rhino-Fire gun, which in turn smashed into a stack of books that landed on a fulcrum that one of the Twins' Vulcan Dart Blaster was resting on sending it hurtling through the air in an opposite direction.Seeing her chance she stood up, aimed her Secret Shot at one of the Twins, and with a FWLAP! let loose a volley of 4 brightly colored shots. The cylindrical mortars of death danced through through the air with amazing accuracy and a lack of any sort of shot degradation. All 4 bullets struck their target directly in the center of his chest sending him flying backwards into the wall. His mouth agape after seeing his twin go down, the other twin began to run in the opposite direction. My daughter pulled out a Nerf Tomahawk and threw it in his direction narrowly missing his body. With a click she quickly reloaded her weapon and emptied another 4 rounds into the other Twin's foot.."Hey, I got you!""Nuh AH! No you didn't!""Yes, I did... MOM! THEY'RE NOT PLAYING FAIR!"

After observing many a stand off between my boys and I, my daughter wanted to get in on the action. I came across this little number that transforms from a handbag into a bullpup. She absolutely loves it! AND she’s a force to be reckoned with! NERF’s designs just get more and more fun. Keep ‘em comin!

This is super cute and my daughter loves it. I wish it would have come with more darts though. You can, however purchase those separately. When kids come over to play, I've noticed that even the boys like the convertibility aspect of this nerf gun.

Here is the good news: it's cool and fun to use. It transforms with the push of a lever (a crystal knob on the front tip of the blaster) to blaster mode. I also ordered a purple version of this that had the Slam Fire function (holding the trigger down and pumping the tiny priming knob), but beware, and here is the bad news: my pink Secret Shot (mislabeled blue on Amazon) that you see here did not. I mean my pink version really sucks at slam-fire (the darts come out like a bad joke). I am not sure if it is a defect or if Hasbro designed it like that by accident. I have a hard time believing Hasbro would build the same blaster differently just because of a color, so I will exchange this lemon (seen as two darts come out at the same time on some shots). However, when used without the Slam-fire function, my pink version of the Secret Shot shoots one FPS (Feet Per Second) faster on average than my purple one did. Pretty consistantly too. I apologize if this is confusing to you but just know that my purple one still performed better (and this is a matter of opinion, but it also looks nicer than this version). Okay, back on track; so the handle grips are tiny and it only shoots 4 darts before needing a reload. This is to be expected from a concealed blaster. I measured them on my ProChrono Digital chronograph like I do all the Nerf blasters and found that it shoots Elite darts (blue, green, or decorated Rebelle ones) a respectable 63 FPS averaged. Not anywhere near the Spylight or Messenger (low 70s and high 70s average velocity ratings for those two), but I suppose the difference will not be that noticeable (maybe only when shot). I'm sure the next family Nerf war will be especially more fun for the girls too, that is, provided that they have the power to prime the tiny knob with their arm strength.

I bought this for my neice since she always plays with my boys but she never had a gun of her own. I thought this would be perfect for her and she loves it. Turns into a little purse so she carrues it around like that and then quickly changes it to a gun for a "sneak attack".

The product itself is great and is exactly how it appears, but the shipping took much longer than predicted. It said it would be there by at least January 2nd and didn’t arrive until over a week after that date.

Only worked for one bullet, now it won't rotate to the next one.

My daughter loved it. Loved that she could shoot back at her brother and even put some small items inside it to actually use it as a purse. Recommend wearing some type of eye protection. Buy more darts too.