Pro-Series 15-Round Standard-Length Foam Dart Magazine 3-Pack, Gray

I have loads of Nerf/XShot/Zuru dart blasters for my mobile range (zdairsoft.com), and I have purchased virtually every foam dart magazine on Amazon (I can't find Nerf brand ones anywhere). Most of them are cheaply made, thin plastic, light duty springs, and they never hold the darts in place or they jam constantly. These ones are not that. I've been using them for a few weeks now and they don't jam, regardless of the brand of darts. They keep the darts in the magazine until it's inserted into the blaster, which is a huge thing for my purpose of preloading magazines for customers to grab and fire. After buying the first pack, I went back and bought 4 more packs and will be replacing all of the other magazines with these. They ate of a significantly higher quality than all the other brands on Amazon right now.

Amazing mags for the price! Those 3 mags look awesome and for 20$ for all 3 I think they are more than fair. I had no jams after shooting more than 200 darts out of those mags they function very well! Although this mag may not be compatible with every blaster. For the stryfe it fits perfect but for the rayven it doesn't click to the lock mechanism but it can still shoot out of it

No encajan bien, no se salen pero tiene un poco de juego

They work just like you'd want them to and they really add a lot of fun to the game. They seem sturdy and well built. For adding so much fun, it's a great price

For context, I'm pretty new to foam flinging as a whole and only really got into the hobby recently, and for the longest time I was never truly sure where or how to buy extra magazines for my Adventure Force Spectrum. I knew that there was some degree of inter-blaster compatibility, especially when it comes to full-length magazines, but it seemed like the only affordable options for purchasing magazines were third-party sellers on Amazon selling packs of them, with the quality being a bit hit or miss according to reviews. These magazines, however, are an absolute hit. They feel a great deal more sturdy than what came with the Spectrum (same manufacturer, but these are "pro line" magazines compared to the purchased-off-store-shelves Spectrum, which is still a great blaster regardless), and I don't feel all that anxious about allowing them to drop onto the ground when using the mag release. I did have some jamming issues with my first few tries, but it's entirely possible that was the fault of the blaster or the darts used than the magazine itself, and I'm willing to bet that was the case due to it only happening with the first dart, and the issues went away after a few tries, as well as loading one less dart than recommended. My guess is that they just need a bit of breaking in before they work properly, but any issues I experienced were nowhere near enough for me to give these anything less than a glowing review.