Q&A for How to Be a Nerf Sniper

Although a Longshot Cs-6 or Longstrike Cs-6 is preferred, the Retaliator should work just fine as long as you can aim well with it. Remember, to increase your range, remove the front barrel attachment, or keep it on to increase accuracy.

It is great with these attachments: retaliator barrel; retaliator stock; modulus long-range scope and bipod; a six or 10-dart mag.

Yes, flywheel blasters can be used as a secondary.

Yes, you can. If you want to, use some foam on the piston hammer or buy a silencer if yours is compatible. Otherwise, your gun will be quite noisy and your spot might be given away.

Use a full clip of darts. You should not need spare clips, but they help if you come under attack.

You could. However, it should be modified to have a stronger spring, as the effective range is only 35 feet.

Not really. If you have a rifle or any other Nerf blaster, you could mod it to shoot farther.

Most common scope used is the longshot scope. If you want cooler attachments, the pinpoint sight or the nitron scope are for you.

If you buy Buzz Bee's version of the mega dart, and are willing to sacrifice a few feet for accuracy, it could be potentially used as a sniper rifle.

It simply is not accurate enough, nor can it shoot far. If you mod it first, then sure.

Yes, you could use the longstrike barrel.

It is if you have a scope on the tactical rail, but it is not as good as other Nerf snipers.

A long-range pistol would be a very good plan. They are spring-powered and quieter than normal. I would not recommend using rapid fire, because of it kind of defeats the purpose of sniping.

Not very. I wouldn't recomend it, but not just because of the lack of accuracy. It's SO BIG!

No, it has fly wheels. I have one and it's super loud. Just don't use it overall.

First, check that you have batteries installed. Then, hold down the second trigger with your middle finger while you hold the trigger. if you can't fire, it's probably because you either have the jam door open, or you're out of ammo.

You can find spray paint at any hardware store like Home Depot.

Maybe. It will most definitely give away your position, and quickscoping in Nerf doesn't really work, so it's not your best option.

Nerf Rival blasters fire harder and farther than the rest, so I recommend a spring powered Rival blaster.

Yes, you can.

It isn't a very good blaster. The range and accuracy are limited. For better accuracy and range, I would recommend using the Nerf Rivals Apollo XV-700. It's the cheapest Rival blaster, but one of the best.

Yes, but note that your weapon could hurt others if you aren't careful.

No, because it is not really accurate. I would recommend a Tri-Strike instead.

No. The disks are not accurate.

Yes, it's an Accustrike blaster, so the darts that come with it are (supposedly) more accurate than your Average Joe Nerf dart. It also has a built-in sight, which is the same, if not better than the N-Strike rail attachment scopes.

No, as it is relatively inaccurate, and delivers very poor performance. Look into purchasing a Hammershot, it's quiet, moderately powerful, and smaller than a Strongarm.

No. Nerf guns do not shoot far enough and are too inaccurate to use real scopes.

It has to be in the center bit and if there is wind, aim to the right or to the left a little bit depending on the direction of the wind.

Possibly, though there are many other better-suited blasters. Spectres are really outdated and hard to get these days.

Yes, but it is loud and the pump action will be hard if you are on your stomach or in a small space. Otherwise, it is accurate, can fire hard and has thirty rounds. If you really want to snipe with the Rival line, I suggest the Apollo. It is very accurate.