Hold Out Guns: Start at $15
Hold Out Guns arn't exactly what you would be waving around in a gun fight. Small pistols you would have stashed up your sleeve or in your boot as a last ditch effort to blow a hole into your attacker's surprised face when you got nothing left. Common models of Hold out guns include the Nerf Jolt and the Zombie Strike Doubleshot.

Standard Issue: Start at $50
Standard Issue guns are typically pistols and revolvers that are mass produced and have simple firing mechanisms. They are common to find and relatively easy to refurbish. Common Standard issue guns include the Nerf Strongarm, the Zombie Strike Hammershot, and the Magnus.

Spiffy Shooters: Start at $65
Spiffy Shooters have a gimmick. Maybe its a bigger magazine, maybe its a revolver that has two drums ready to unload bullets? Or it could even be an assorted selection of shotguns that will turn people into a gooey paste. It could even be one of the smaller motorized semi automatic weapons! Guns like the Nerf Barracade, FlipFury, Stryfe, Crossbow or Sledgefire fall into this category.

THE BIG GUNS!: Start at $80 but we will need to talk about details depending on what you want. ((Needless to say, the more expensive and the gun the higher the cost.))
THE BIG GUNS! THE TOYS THAT ARE THE MOST FUN or destructive or technologically advanced that civilians just can't get their grubby paws on. Gatling guns that need a tripod to support its weight. Huge sniper rifles just perfect for popping off heads. Experimental guns that have a huge drum of bouncing plasma disks ready to unload on some unsuspecting bad guy. There is even talk of a bow that can launch bullets further then most guns! Common examples of big guns are the Centurion, The Rhino Fire, The Hail Fire, and Thunder Bow.

Terms and Conditions.
At least 50% of the agreed price up front. This is non-refundable and covers the cost of the gun and materials. This price is due to change as the price and availability of guns shifts.

I only offer a paint job. I disassemble the gun for an even and detailed coat of paint but I do not offer any further mods. Any performance enhancing modifications will need to be done by some one else.

The Orange tip stays on the gun, I paint these toy guns on the philosophy of them being played with. Even though the letter of the law may say that foam shooting guns don't need the tip. I don't want any one getting shot with real bullets over a toy. The "DON'T SHOOT" orange tip is just a safety precaution that I will not budge on.

If I can't easily find a gun your looking for in a store then I cannot fill the order. Please understand that I don't have a warehouse filled with nerf guns. Models that are no longer being produced jump sharply in price online and are hard to find in working condition from flea markets and goodwill. I do not want to make a deal that I cannot deliver on.