We have had it for less than two months, with little use I would say, and unfortunately it has given up. Something was rattling inside and it stopped cocking; out of 10 attempts to cock it, maybe one would work, practically it was not functional. I opened it up to see if something had come loose and if I could fix it, but as you can see in the photos, a spring from the piston broke. At the point it is at, it cannot be glued or repaired, so it will go in the trash. It's a shame because in the past we were satisfied with an Elite 2 Commander; the little one has had it for years and it still works like the first day.

As for how fast it shoots, it depends on whether you do slamfire or not. The distance decreases a little over time, but overall it is nice

The most disappointing weapon from the entire excellent Elite 2.0 series. It looks imposing and the additional accessories excite the kids, but... the shots are extremely weak and, most importantly, it constantly jams. There are many much better options in the same series.

good weapon relatively throws straight shots has many accessories like a suppressor scope and the basic one drops without jams even almost dissolved arrows that other weapons in the series get jammed this one continues and drops

It never freezes and it is one of the strongest I have seen and extremely well-made.

A child over 5-6 years old can use it because it requires strength to load. The only "negative" thing I could find is the size of the magazine, which is small. But you know and accept this before you buy it.

Great Nerf! It is very durable, very beautiful, and shoots very well. It is one of the best Nerf guns in the Elite 2.0 series

Perhaps the most beautiful blaster in the elite 2.0 series. I highly recommend it because not only is it gorgeous, but it is also ambidextrous (for left and right-handed people), very lightweight with a large magazine capacity, and very ergonomic.

It is truly a well-crafted product with an adequate and easy-to-reload magazine (clip) of 8 rounds. It offers ambidextrous priming lever so that a child, whether right-handed or left-handed, can easily prime it. And all of this WITHOUT THE USE OF BATTERIES. It offers the following features:
Detachable barrel extension (compatible with most elite 2.0 models), detachable scope to add an extra dose of realism for the kids, and slam fire function (can continuously fire shots while holding down the trigger and priming at the same time) - something that is missing from the more expensive Shockwave. Don't bother with Nerf guns that require batteries because firstly, they require extra cost, secondly, they require new darts, thirdly, they make noise, and fourthly, their performance depends directly on the battery performance. I would easily buy it as a gift for a child, of course, along with a pair of protective glasses to keep their eyes safe