Where most Nerf blasters aim for speed, the Pinpoint aims for distance and aiming. It has a long barrel, a sight on top and a stock you set against your shoulder, so you can take steadier aim before you fire.
You fill the clip with darts, slide it into the underside of the blaster and prime with the bolt on top. Trigger, bolt back, next dart. The clip takes ten at a time; eighteen come with the blaster in total.
These are Nerf N1 darts, orange with a blue head, which only work in blasters from the N-Series. No batteries needed: priming and firing are entirely by hand, so you can head straight outside with it.
A choice for someone who has been playing with Nerf for a while and is ready for something that lets them join in from further back, instead of having to stand in the middle of it.
