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I've been reading about cardboard tanks in some posts, but would it actually work in a real nerf war? My friend and I have one box a big screen tv box (57", so its a pretty good size for 2 people, crouched). We're planning on cutting couple small holes to shoot out with our at2ks, and putting a medium size hole at the top with a strapped rf20 at the top so if we want, one person can stand up and shoot with the rf20 for massive fire. Inside the box we're planning on adding extra cardboard so rounds can't go through and taping ammo holders and at2k holders on the side so our hands can be free when we want to move (basically raise the box 2-3" of the ground and run). There are also 2 powerclips for emergency when we need to bail out. We wanted to put a titan on the front so it looks like a real tank but we don't have enough space. My battles are usually 5vs5, so 2 people can man the tank while the other 3 can support or hide behind the tank. Tell me what you think.

I haven't used my blastfire in a while, I tested it out today and it worked fine except that when I primed it (pull back green thing, pump 5 times) and fired, it shot the first round but wouldn't shoot the second round. The white mark in the green cocking mechanism keeps staying on the 5'th circle, it won't move, until I pull the trigger like 3 or 4 times, and then it starts to shoot the other rounds. But the other rounds are weak due to the lost of air by pulling the trigger 3-4 times. Just wondering how to fix this, thanks.

I'm just wondering, but will the spring or strength of the gun change if you were to load your gun for a long time. Example, load your maverick, and pull the cocking mechanism back, the gun is now loaded, if you were to leave the gun like that for like a couple hours, will the strength of the gun get weaker??

Toys r us is giving a free maverick if you buy a n-strike system or dart tag

paper darts? He said he used paper darts?? Has anybody used paper darts before? Are they good?