Off the top of my head, I can’t think of a blaster that actually had wire disconnects inside it. The Rex Rampage fires as expected, averaging 72fps with single shots and up to three darts per second for rate of fire (with velocity diminishing with higher rates of fire, of course). This semi-auto blaster takes 4 AA batteries batteries, and it includes twenty darts as well as a ten-dart magazine Performance

I realize Hasbro has been into this button placement as of late, but it’s not ideal, especially in this case. My index finger fits okay if I only use the tip, but larger fingers will have issues, for sure. However, the lack of space between the main trigger and the magazine release is annoying. The main handle is large and nice to hold. The blaster is largely comfortable to use and operate the large head makes for a great forward grip. The darts will also hit your hand during use if mounted too low. I suppose you could grab darts from there to reload, but without any sort of easy breech access aside from the jam door, it seems a bit useless compared to just carrying more magazines. The stock is a bit on the short side, but works well enough interestingly, there are ten slots for dart storage…on a magazine-fed blaster. The large scope on top isn’t removable (aside from complete disassembly), so don’t expect to be able to use any tactical attachments. Honestly, Hasbro could probably get away with recoloring the shell and selling it as a Transformers Grimlock blaster, and we’d be okay with it. With a large dinosaur head at the front (barrel inside the mouth, of course), a shell with metal plate-like molding, and a wrapped bone stock, it’s an aesthetically pleasing blend of animal and machine. But the Rex Rampage is the largest of the Dinosquad entries. Okay, it’s not the biggest blaster out there.

Really, who doesn’t want a T-Rex spitting darts at their opponents? And if you tinker, you’ll have even more to love. It performs as expected for a stock blaster, and has plenty of personality to boot. Using blasters like the Rex Rampage just makes for a fun time. But Nerf has really hit things out of the park in terms of style with the Dinosquad line.

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