Nerf N-Strike Modulus ECS-10 Blaster

Bought for my girlfriend (believe it or not!) after she bought me a Modulus Regulator for Christmas and I have to say I think it’s a superb blaster!! The best thing’s about it in my opinion are that there are tacti-cool rails absolutely everywhere, and feeding magazines into the mag well feels smooth and comfortable, even the off brand mag’s I have.The stock feels long enough to actually use as a stock even for my adult body, but not too cumbersome that it would feel alienating for a child, plus it has space for an extra magazine in it which your child/loved one will think is great.One thing to note about the stock however, is that the main part of the stock is connected to the part that attaches to the back of the blaster by two orange coloured plastic rods that depending on the date of manufacture, will almost certainly be quite flexible and will just bend with very little force applied, which for a stock is very bad, and may possibly break with some rough play, though we have never pushed ours too far.Although a partially subjective point of view as Hasbro have tried to remedy this with thicker and stronger shaped rods in the stocks of ecs-10’s manufactured after a certain date (although it’s still not perfect), and there are plenty of other nerf brand N-strike compatible stocks on the market that do the job very well, but this would be an extra cost of around £5-£25 depending on the stock in question, which I wouldn’t say is a reason not to buy the blaster, it’s just something to think about when making your decision on which one to purchase.All in all I think this a fantastic product, the only jamming issues we have experienced after 3000+ Darts fired were down to slightly bent or damaged darts and were able to be cleared in seconds due to an access port on the top of the blaster directly above the mag well.Not gunna lie I will be buying myself one now as well!

Bought this as I wanted a second flywheel blaster & this was a good price, especially with all the attachments. Liked the position of the battery compartment, as when the cover is on it's a good place to hold the blaster. As it's a semiautomatic blaster it doesn't use up darts the way the Stryfe does, although I do intend to use 18 round stick mags with it. Like the carrying handle, and the attachments are cool, although the struts on the stock are a bit weak. The only things I've added are the suppressor from the Nerf stealth kit and the Nerf targeting light. All in all a good blaster, well worth the money, especially with the included attachments.

Overall I'm very impressed with the blaster, with two exceptions. a) The method of carrying the spare magazine which I consider to be rather flimsy. Children skirmishing, as energetically as they do, might catch the magazine on some obstruction, in which case I reckon it would break off the blaster, possibly damaging it. b) I consider that the same could happen with the method of carrying the spare missiles. Aside from that I like the versatility of the blaster which I consider to be well constructed.

Bought as a Christmas present for my son, and he loves it. We also bought the modulus long range upgrade kit, and the fact that the parts are changeable allows different configurations. My son says the rails are good on it (where you can fit other components such as sights). You do get some jams with the darts at times in this gun, but these are easily cleared via an access hatch above the barrel. The darts come out pretty quick, and in quick succession due to the battery powered air motor, but they are not as fierce as other NERF guns my son has had. He is now looking to get additional upgrade kits for it with his pocket money. The only down side is that the dogs don't like it when it goes off, and they also try to eat the darts!! Whilst guns are seen as not a good thing, boys will always play soldiers or gun games, and if he did not have this he would use a bit of wood or something as a makeshift gun.

Shoots better than all his other NERF guns-so the little man says. Once opened out of the giant box, nice and easy to put together-REMEMBER needs batteries. Once set up-again nice and easy-full play commenced a few mins after opening. It really is fun, seems to have a siren kind of noise just before firing which is good. I note what other have said the shoulder part of the gun with the two orange suppports seems a little flimsy-but all in all a HUGE hit. No jams as well so far!!!!

This was purchased as part of an office-wide Nerf purchase. Everyone else has purchased full-auto blasters with the exception of myself and one other colleague. This has the benefit of breaking down to a small weapon, or working as a sniper if required. I haven't expanded out to the Modulus packs, but a quick look online shows several homemade 'mods' that increase performance in most ways, which is a very nice option to have.10 darts are not really enough to have a decent amount of fun, and I definitely recommend buying the additional NERF Modulus Flip Clip Upgrade Kit, the extra darts and dart capacity is very helpful. All of these darts are all white as well, and in an office environment, it's difficult to get these back without getting shot at in the process, so buying NUOLUX Foam Darts 100pcs is very much recommended as well. With these three items, you can hold any Nerf fort well defended.

Got this for my 7 year old at xmas. Was a bargain at the time as I got it £20 cheaper than most stores were selling at the time. Arrived very quick and well packaged. It is a very fun blaster and comes with a few accessories which pleased my son. There are other accessories available separately too which he received from relatives. This pleased us all very much. Only negatives I can add about the blaster is that the accessories are a little loose fitting and the foam darts jam in it occasionally hence the 4 stars not 5. Still a great product though and reccomended.