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If you want a toy blaster for dirt-cheap, the Nerf N-Strike Elite Jolt Blaster is the way to go. It's tiny &mdash; it easily fits in a pocket. But don't let its size fool you; its range is very impressive. The Elite Jolt reminds us of a particular secret agent's blaster of choice and is also great for kids who aren't quite big enough to handle the bulkier models. 
The main downside to the Elite Jolt Blaster is that you must reload for each shot. In full-on toy blaster combat, this wouldn't be the model of choice. That said, it would be nice to have one hidden in your boot, just in case. Another flaw is that it's a bit hard to set. Even though it might be the right size for a child, you may need to help them blast it &mdash; which might not be a bad thing. In general, this is a great blaster at a fair price and is fun for just about anyone. 

If you want a toy blaster for dirt cheap, take a look at the Nerf N-Strike Elite Jolt Blaster. This thing is tiny, easily fitting into a pocket. But don't let its size fool you; its range is very impressive. The Elite Jolt reminds us of a particular secret agent's blaster of choice and is also great for kids who aren't quite big enough to handle the bulkier models. 
The main downside to the Elite Jolt Blaster is that you must reload for each shot. In full-on toy blaster combat, this wouldn't be the model of choice. That said, it would be nice to have one hidden in your boot, just in case. Another flaw is that it's a bit hard to set. Even though it might be the right size for a child, you may need to help them blast it &mdash; which might not be a bad thing. In general, this is a great blaster at a fair price and is fun for just about anyone. 

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