Toy blaster HASBRO NERF Ultra Amp F0955 — foam dart launcher, rotating drum

HASBRO NERF Ultra Amp F0955 is a foam-dart blaster designed for recreational play and target practice. The launcher features a rotating drum magazine that holds multiple soft foam darts and is compatible with NERF Ultra foam ammo. Intended for supervised indoor and outdoor use, the blaster enables quick follow-up shots and straightforward operation for children and hobbyists.

Advantages

The rotating drum magazine provides several consecutive shots without reloading, while the foam darts reduce the risk of injury during play. The blast mechanism is engineered for consistent firing performance with each pull of the trigger, and the lightweight construction improves handling during extended play sessions. Compatibility with NERF Ultra foam darts ensures access to standard replacement ammunition.

Suitable for

• Recreational backyard or park games
• Indoor target practice under adult supervision
• Group play and friendly competitions
• Skill development in aiming and rapid reloading

Key specifications

• Projectile type: soft foam darts compatible with NERF Ultra
• Feeding system: rotating drum magazine for multiple darts
• Operation: manual trigger-fired mechanism
• Primary materials: molded plastic housing and foam projectiles
• Intended use: supervised recreational indoor and outdoor play

How to use

Load the rotating drum with the foam darts following the indicated orientation, confirm the drum is securely seated, then hold the blaster with a firm grip. Aim at a safe target area free of fragile objects and bystanders, and pull the trigger to fire a dart. For subsequent shots, allow the drum to index into position and repeat the trigger action. Always follow any included manufacturer instructions and use the blaster under appropriate adult supervision for younger users.

Usage recommendations

Use only compatible foam darts to maintain firing performance and reduce the chance of jams. Inspect darts regularly for damage and replace worn or torn projectiles. Choose clear, open areas for play and wear eye protection when engaging in close-range scenarios.