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mallyh | 09:53 Wed 08th May 2013 | ChatterBank
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our grandson wanted a nerf gun for his birthday which we bought for him but it needed 6 batteries at £4 25 for 2 ,i find this really annoying why can't toy makers realise how upset kiddies get when the batteries run out and parents can't always replace them .
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Batteries are hellishly expensive. Not fair when it comes to children's toys, I agree.
09:55 Wed 08th May 2013
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thanks gingejbee i'll certainly have a look next time i'm in town x
just checked the last lot I bought, a 6 pack of C, powercell superheavy duty, suitable for torches, motorised toys etc.
But can't find out if they are alkaline or zinc though.
I want a nerf gun.







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we sell all sorts of nerf at work, it's excellent when they get returned as faulty........lol (not often but enough to need quality control testing lol)
http://www.whsmith.co.uk/Products/Nerf-Super-Soaker-Tornado-Strike+Toys--Games+35530473
Oh boy, yes please!!
I wondered what a nerf gun was. I think buying cheaper batteries is false economy. I always buy the rechargable ones especially for our bikes in winter as they dont last long at all before needing re charging again
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its a gun that fires spongy bullets there are loads of different designs it's great fun shooting at plastic bottles etc and you can buy a vest to wear that the bullets stick to if you're playing army games .

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