Adventure Force Brute Pro Ultimate Clip-Fed Slamfire Foam Dart Blaster, 17 Pieces

Man oh man! They didn't build them like this when I was a kid!!! They weren't joking when they said brute force. This thing packs a punch, huge distance and accurate. Be careful, in the words of a department store Santa, “you'll shout your eye out, kid”.

First off the Adventure Force Tactical Strike Brute Pro comes with eye protection. I chuckled when I saw this. But quickly understood when I shot it at the wall. It ricocheted off of two walls and hit me in the back of my leg with the force of a normal dart blaster. It ricocheted twice and hit with the force of a regular dart blaster. My wife, seeing this, immediately said that I cannot let my 5 year old nephew play with this dart blaster lol. I was very impressed with this thing. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone.

I wanted something more compact but still powerful enough to hold its own during dart battles and wow, this thing absolutely delivers. Straight out of the box, setup was a breeze. You get two clips, 12 half-length pro darts, and even safety glasses. The slamfire action is super addictive, once you get the rhythm down, you can fire off darts fast and furious.

This is definitely an advanced level foam dart blaster. For starters, it used different darts so you need to be mindful of that. Also, the safety glasses are sold with this for a reason. Make sure whoever is using this is wearing safety glasses. Overall, it's a lot of fun but definitely more powerful than a little kids foam dart blaster.

This is a really fun foam dart gun. It's pretty accurate and shoots the darts a pretty far distance. It comes with 12 foam darts that hold up really well. Includes a pair of protective grades to keep those eyes safe. Would be a great gift for a tween boy.

This toy gun has some very realistic features like the clip and slide, so definitely directed to an older child. The slide is tricky as it must be fully engaged to work. The gun sometimes gets stuck and bullets lodged. It is not the best for target practice, as the bullet drops off too quickly rather than traveling straight.

I tried this toy gun and, although at first glance it looks sturdy and well made, it wasn't entirely easy for me to use. I had a lot of trouble pressing the trigger and loading the ammunition, I feel it requires more strength than I have, so I wouldn't recommend it for small children. For teenagers or adults who don't have an issue with hand strength, it can work very well and hold up to use.

Run away from this latest offering. Early reviewers pointed out that the Brute had problems, i was hoping the production models would have been fixed. Boy was i wrong. For $25 you get a pro blaster, 2 mags, eye pro and 12 darts. A bargain for sure. If it didn't constantly jam; have a PCAR that can be flung off like a short range plastic projectile and a trigger so spongy you have to pull harder than opening up a rusted coke can. I only hope that Darr Zone does a recall and reissue like they did with the Omnia.

I've bought a whole bunch of adventure for blasters all kinds of pro blasters I do this for YouTube video review and I'll be honest with you this Blaster here I cannot recommend to anybody my plastic p car flew off during filming the magazine release doesn't hold the mags in place the trigger is the stiffest trigger pull in the world and have the time doesn't work right I cannot recommend this Blaster to anybody this is a no-bye for anybody stay away from this thing go find something else

I love Dart Zone but I am extremely disappointed with the Brute Pro. 1. The trigger is atrocious. It has a crazy amount of travel and the pressure needed to fire it is way too high. It's enough to mess up your aim. 2. Priming it is very noisy, like a metallic creaky noise I guess? It just sounds awful. 3. The mag release is way too flush against the blaster. You really have to break your grip and dig your finger into the button to release the mags and mine did not gravity drop. They were very tight in the magwell. 4. The scar barrel in mine was somewhat loose. Not enough to fall out but it was not as snug as I would have liked. Overall, I think this blaster is a pass but it could be great with some improvements. Give me a Brute 2.0 and I'd happily try it out. The search for an affordable mag-in-grip springer continues...