Q&A for How to Upgrade Nerf Guns

Yes, but it may peel off quickly or leave a sticky residue if you choose to remove it.

Upgrade your springs and try an AR removal. You could also try integrating two guns into each other.

There should be better springs sold online. They have springs for a lot of guns!

Take out the spring and put in a weak one, or you could take the current spring and wear it out by repeatedly stretching and squishing it.

You could try adding a stronger spring and removing useless things such as an AR.

Any paint will do, except water based paints, and make sure to get clear gloss.

You can add a spring if it is a pump gun, or you can replace the motor and batteries if it is a flywheel.

Try any other modification. The spring isn't everything, you can use other mods to give yourself a tactical advantage.

Put a few layers of Teflon/electrical tape under the o-ring (in the plunger).

This would depend on whether you have a very strong pen spring, as most are weaker than Nerf springs. I recommend getting a spring from a modding brand such as Worker.

Unscrew the blaster. The spring should be in easy view. You should be able to just pull it out.

Yes, but if the other team has significantly more people, you are at a large disadvantage.

Probably a hammer shot or any other hammer action blaster. All you need to do is replace the spring in the grip.

You could add a scope, a Nerf knife that can slide onto the gun, PVC to help with sniping, because they cut down on wind blowing on the dart, and also an extra strong spring.

You can replace the spring and remove the air restriction. Put some Teflon tape under the seal on the plunger. I personally have not modded a Jolt, but those simple mods are pretty much the same for all foam-flinging blasters.

It's not very customizable, but I'd recommend trying a paint job, iron sight for the tactical rail, or light spring. Get creative!

Some Nerf guns with flywheels come with apps to silence them, for others you can put tape around them to reduce friction and noise, but that could mess up the speed of the dart.

You just slide it onto the rail. If it is not a stock Nerf rail, drill through the bottom of it and screw it on.

You have to disassemble the Retaliator and take out the plunger tube. From there you just slide the spring off and pry the AR out. Then you put the new spring on.

You could try integrating two guns into one. I am currently using a 3d printed rail accessory that allows the connection of two tactical rails.

Upgrading your Caliburn with VersaTactical and Stryker blasters can be a blast! You can start by looking for compatible modification kits or parts online. There are various kits available that can enhance performance, such as better springs, barrels, or even custom grips.

Flywheel blasters are a bit harder to mod, since you'll need to solder parts in. You could add more powerful motors (130 size, 180 will need shell cutting), a LiPo battery (2S or 3S), better flywheels, a new flywheel cage, a new full-auto system, a half-dart pusher, and beefier switches.

Maybe try adding a new spring in it. Also, that laser doesn't work for anything over 3 feet away, so maybe just take out the AAAs.

You don't need to modify the range. Buying stronger and faster Nerf darts is an ideal approach.

Stretching the spring will give you a slight boost for a short period of time, and doubling the spring will work great.

Look up pictures of the inside of the gun to see where it all goes. Maybe look up a modding video so you can see in which order they go on the blaster.

Tryt taking the blaster apart and drilling the air out and buying a worker upgrade spring.

Try drilling out the ar and buy a worker upgrade spring––about 4.5 kilo should be enough.

You can make your Nerf gun cooler by spray painting it and adding custom accessories.

Yes. When your Nerf gun uses a clip-style magazine, you can tape two of them together, with one upside down.