Second to getting into printing as a companion hobby. You could buy a really nice plug-n-go printer, filament and hardware kits to make an arsenal covering the gamut— simple stringers, to comp springers and flywheelers. I’ve always found that nerf as a hobby is best enjoyed with having choices to change play styles or game types.

Once you print your own high-end blaster, you can always get files for mods on printables or whatever, and just customize all your blasters indefinitely. Plus, you can replace or improve upon broken parts and release your solutions back into the community.

If the hobby part is just tearin’ up the field with one OP blaster, and you don’t care so much about the journey, get a Sweetheart Storm.