Best Water Guns Review

6. Nerf Super Soaker Polar Shock
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Nerf Super Soaker's Arctic Shock is a great idea. You can shoot the enemy into the ice without shooting Luke warm water. Explosion by ice freezes the nucleus and stops it in orbit. It is a cool water gun with a cool look. It can hold up to 25 ounces of water and is a pump-action blaster (no batteries needed). The drum cartridge that comes with the drum also works with many other Nerf water guns that can be reinstalled, so it can be used for your favorite guns as well.

7. Yeosu Super Blaster

Sometimes you have to threaten the enemy on the battlefield. That's what Yosoo Super Blaster does. This mega-canon is an incredibly cool 23-inch gun. It has an alien-esque design, a huge barrel on the back and a convenient handle on the top. It holds 1100 mL of water and shoots more than 20 feet. No battery is required. Classic Pump Action With a mega-capacity Water Blaster, you can battle for longer than ever. So if you are looking for a big water gun, Yeosu is your best choice.

8. Zombie Strike Firearm Blaster x 2

It is not a secret to love everything related to Zombie Strike. (There are a couple of nice toy lists for boys.) The new Zombie Strike fire extinguisher is very useful in combat. Why is it best to use a water gun? Due to its small size and price (less than $ 10), you can purchase two and two weapons during the Aquamarine War. The water tank is turned on and each handgun contains 4 ounces. It shoots 20 feet or more away. It is impressive for a pistol of that size. If you really want to go crazy, you can buy three or four without breaking your bank. Then you can prepare for an instant water battle throughout the summer. (If you are looking for one of the cheapest gifts for a 10-year-old boy, this is a solid choice.)

9. Stream machine water launcher

Sometimes a gun with fast reload capability is needed, and stream machine water gun is the obvious choice. It pulls water from a pool of water, which can shoot enemies up to 70 feet away. This product is a 36-inch barrel (other sizes are also available) and has a variety of colors. A strong water stream will deepen the water war situation, and you must stay close to the swimming pool in the fact that it is completely reloaded in just a few seconds. If you really want to use it, I strongly urge you to make shoulder straps for it, so you can tie the straps around your back and pull them out when you need them.

10. Super Soaker Switch Shot Blaster

The Super Soaker Switch Shot Blaster boasts an STG-44 design and can be quickly recharged or replaced with a removable banana clip cartridge. It fires up to 25 feet away, and each clip can hold up to 20 ounces of water (that size is considered pretty good). However, there are four different types of shots (obtained by turning the nozzle on the front of the gun) from the rest of the list, which is different from SuperSoak. Because stock is also mobile, you can change it according to your preferences and what makes you more comfortable. It has the best water gun available, and hopefully Hasbro comes out with a similar design later this year.

11. NERF Super Soda Duster Blaster

Of course, this Nerf Super Soaker Scatterblast Blaster can be seen by default, but simplicity is one of the most powerful points. It is a blast action shotgun style blasting pump that shoots five streams at a time. Not only is it great, but it works well. The battery is not required, and it is a solid design. It holds 22 ounces of water and does not shoot some of the other stupid guns on this list, but it is perfect in the close quarter.

12. Kooder Water Gun / Rotating Water Wheel

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For a younger crowd, check out the Kooder water gun. It is a pump-style squirter with a puppy sticker on the side, it has a child friendly shape on it. What is unique is that the spinning water wheel next to the gun allows children to see the water as they go through the gun. Easy to use and less than $ 15, this summer is the perfect option for infants and beginners. Best Water Guns Review

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