Nerf Review: The Nerf N-strike Maverick REV-6

Nerf Review: Nerf N-strike Maverick REV-6

GENERAL INFO:

This nerf blaster was released in MANY different color designs: 7 total.  In fact, the crimson strike series is the ONLY n-strike series that does NOT have the maverick.  The seven types of mavericks are:

Standard Yellow

Blue w/ a yellow barrel

Clear Series

Sonic Series

Gear Up

Whiteout Series

Elite Repaint

More after the break:

They all included either Sonic Micro, or Micro Darts.  The only exception is that the Elite Repaint, which includes elite darts

MY IDEAS OF THE BLASTER:

This was my very first nerf blaster.  I bought it and 36 other micro darts.  I lost 1 of them either the sameday, or close to next day.

At the time, a Maverick was a beast!  It was the coolest nerf blaster!  Now days, it is overshadowed by Strongarms, Hammershot, and better nerf blasters with better range.

Maverick REV-6 (Courtesy of Nerf Wiki)

RANGES:

The one I used…stinks…flat: 10-25 feet consistent.  Angled: 30-35 feet consistent the higher quality of the two N-strike Elite darts I used in testing reached 40 feet approximately.

ACCURACY:

This blaster, with whistlers and micro darts can be really accurate, if you have the range to hit your target that is.  Using two whistlers, two micro darts, and two elite darts, I was able to hit a 3 ½ inch target 4 times.  Twice with whistlers and micros, and none with an elite dart (Big surprise? Not really.).  Stock, this was a decent blaster when it comes to accuracy.  Why, because of terrible power.

SPECIAL ITEMS:

Can fit any type of elite-sized dart that doesn’t have any extra fins (Screamin’ Sonic Micro darts Sonic Jet Darts)

It is streamline, micro, sonic micro, elite, accustrike (To my knowledge), and dart tag compatible.

In short, this blaster’s time has come to an end, but is still iconic.  It is forever immortalized.  Ladies and gentlemen, the N-strike Maverick REV-6.

Sincerely,

The Nerf CommenTATER