I Bought 7 Broken Nerf Guns - Can I Fix Them?! This is my first time trying to fix broken nerf guns but I love challenging myself to try fixing new types of things. To fix these I tackle different issues including battery, circuit board, aftermarket ammunition, and drone controller problems. Let me know in the comments if you like watching me try to fix random stuff or if I should stick to game consoles.
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About This Video: In this video I try to fix 7 broken nerf blasters: 2 Rival Phantom Corps Kronos XVIII-500 blasters, 1 Rival Apollo XV-700 blaster, 2 Rival Prometheus MXVIII-20K blasters, 1 N-Strike Elite Rhino-Fire blaster, and 1 N-Strike Elite TerraScout drone.
