What is the largest Nerf gun in the world?

The Mega Mastodon is the first ever motorized Nerf Mega blaster. This massive blaster has the power and size to take command of the battlefield. It boasts incredible rapid-fire speed to send Mega Whistler darts screaming through the air.

Who made the world’s largest nerf gun?

Mark Rober
Until maybe my coworker makes a six-and-a-half-foot Nerf gun, I’m the proud holder of a world record. GARCIA-NAVARRO: Mark Rober, mechanical engineer. He designed a Nerf gun that is now in the Guinness Book of World Records for world’s largest Nerf gun.

What is the biggest baddest Nerf gun you can buy?

One of the best modern Nerf models, the N-Strike Elite Rhino-Fire Blaster is an intense, double-barrel blaster with a removable tripod that hits from a whopping 90 feet (or longer if you modify it).

What is the most famous nerf gun?

The best Nerf guns

  1. Nerf N-Strike Elite Strongarm Blaster.
  2. Nerf N-Strike Elite Jolt Blaster.
  3. Nerf Ultra One Motorised Blaster.
  4. Nerf COS1221792 Megalodon N-Strike Blaster.
  5. Nerf N-Strike Elite Rhino-Fire Blaster.
  6. NERF C2016102 Rival Star Wars Battlefront Apollo XV-700 and Face Mask.
  7. Nerf Super Soaker Soakzooka Multicolour.

What is the biggest Nerf gun ever made?

The largest Nerf gun is 1.82 m (6 ft) long, built by Mark Rober (USA) and measured in Sunnyvale , California, USA, on 22 June 2016. Mark also created scaled-up foam darts for the gun to fire.

What gun is the largest in the world?

One of those is the largest and the deadliest gun the world-the Great Gustav . Named Schwerer Gustav in German after Gustav Krupp, who was at that time head of the manufacturers Friedrich Krupp AG, it was the biggest artillery weapon ever to be used in combat, and it fired the heaviest shells.

What are the biggest guns called?

The German Heavy Gustav was the largest gun ever built. It was more than 150 feet long, 40 feet tall and weighed almost 1,500 tons. The steel giant Krupp A.G. made only two, and neither worked well. The weapon derived from experience.