This is an battery-powerd springer blaster. This means that, instead of a hand-primed spring or battery-powered flywheels, this blaster uses an electric motor to prime a springer plungertube. The Stampede is an automatic-type blaster, and can shoot 3 darts per second. 

The reason it is featured in my favorites, is because it's the only battery-powerd springer available by Nerf, and bacause it looks very cool.

The Nerf Jolt, this blaster has more than 80 reskinned versions and is known as the 'best' Nerf blaster. The Jolt is comact and small, shoots one dart at a time, and is easy to slip in a pocket as an emergency pistol. 

The Jolt is a favorite, because it's a Jolt. 

Also in the Modulus series, the Nerf Strife is a fan favorite; the Stryfe is very compact, is semi-automatic and magazine-fed. This blaster has enough attachment points to create your own unique primary blaster. 

The Nerf Stryfe is featured here, because it's the best Nerf blaster. In my opinion.

The Nerf Elite Infinus is a fully-automatic blaster, but the function that makes this blaster special is the automatic loading system. You can shove individual darts in the back, and it loads them in the included drum magazine. This allows you to reload the mag without taking it out of the blaster and deactivating it. 

The Infinus is a favorite because of it's automatic loading feature.

The Nerf Elite Titan is a very large, minigun style, Nerf blaster. But what makes this blaster special is its included 50-round drum magazine. This is the highest capacity official Nerf magazine on the market.

The Titan is featured here because of its high-capacity magazine, sorry Titan.

The Nerf Elite 2.0 series isn't the most loved series Nerf ever released, but that doesn't mean that it doensn't include cool blasters. The Nerf Elite 2.0 Motoblitz is a semi-automatic bullpup-style Nerf blaster. Its special feature is the 6-shot shotgun added on the bottom of the blaster. You need to pump up the internal air tank, and you can then fire all 6 darts with a press on the red button. Perfect for if you're out of ammo or need a stealth 'kill' without the loud flywheels.

The Motoblitz is a favorite because of its attached shotgun-style blaster.

The Nerf Mega mastodon is a fully-automatic Mega blaster with a 24-round capacity. This is the highest available capacity Mega blaster, so if you want to fling a large amount of Mega-style darts, you should choose the Mastodon.

The Mega Mastodon is on this page because of its high dart capacity and fully automatic firing-action.

The Nerf Modulus Tri-Strike is a very interesting blaster, not because of its core-blaster, but its included attachements. The Tri-Strike includes a barrel attachement that fires 4 individual Mega-darts and a stock-attachement combo that can fire one Demolisher-style rocket. You can attach these attachements to every blaster with a barrel-attachement-point, stock-attachement-point, and one free N-Strike rail. 

The Tri-Strike is chosen here because of its creative attachements. 

The Nerf Modulus Barrelstrike is not a good option as a pistol or secundairy, but the Barrelstrike can be attached to another blaster with a barrel-attachement point. This means that you can use this blaster as a second grip on your primary and an emergency four-rounds for if your primary runs out or is loud and you need a silent 'kill'. 

The Barrelstrike is a favorite because of its feature to be added to a blaster with a barrel-attachment point.

The Nerf Fortnite SP, or Silenced Pistol, is a spring-powered pistol with a 3-dart internal magazine. This pistol is a really high-quality blaster, with a very smooth trigger-pull and a very smooth and satisfying priming mechanism. The 'silencer' is detachable with a normal barrel-attachment point, so you can put that on your blaster or add another barrel extension/silencer.

The SP-L is featured here because of its cool looks and smooth action. The internal magazine is very fun and satisfying to use.

The Nerf Fortnite GL, or Grenade Launcher, is a 6-round capacity, Demolisher rocket shooting blaster. This is the highest capacity Demolisher rocket blaster, and this makes it the perfect blaster to use if you want to fling as much rockets as possible. This blaster is slam-fire only, and has no standard trigger. 

The GL is chosen here because of its 6-round rocket capacity and cool looks.

The Nerf Zombie Strike Hammershot is a very compact, 6-round, hammer action pistol. The Hammershot can be easily holstered and has a relatively high capacity for a pistol this size. The hammer-action prime mechanism makes it possible to prime and fire this blaster one-handed, making it easy to use it double-pistol mode, or have your second hand free.

The Hammershot is chosen here because of its battle-practical design. 

The Nerf Zombie Strike Scravenger is a very cool-looking blaster. It uses a lever-action priming mechanism and is magazine-fed. The blaster includes a magazine-holder and surpressor. The Scravenger also comes with a stock attachement, and this stock houses a two-shot Jolt as an emergency pistol.

The Scravenger is a favorite, because of its cool looks and still battle-practical design.

The Nerf Rival Prometheus is a fully automatic Rival blaster. This beast holds more than 200 Rival rounds and is perfect for someone who wants to hold down the trigger for the whole match! Using a hopper-fed system makes it easy to just throw in more balls to reload.

This blaster is featured because of its high capacity and juggernout usage.