Top 13 3D Printed Nerf Guns, Attachments & Mods in 2023

3D printed Nerf guns and (their accompanying mods) have become a popular choice for enthusiasts seeking to new level of customization for their foam dart blasters.

In this article, I’ll share my favorite 3D printed Nerf projects, from fully 3D printed Nerf guns to unique attachments – and even printable Nerf darts.

Whether you’re looking to enhance your Nerf blaster’s firepower, add a touch of style, or simply explore the possibilities of 3D printing, I’ve got you covered.

Just be sure to keep track of any extra items you’ll need, like rubber bands and screws, to make sure your Nerf gun works as expected.

3D Printed Nerf Dart Mods

Fully 3D Printed Nerf Dart Gun

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: Landru
• Price: Free

A true passion project in the growing art of 3D printed Nerf Guns, the LF1 Nerf dart launcher should be the first stop for anyone who seeks the satisfaction of wielding a Nerf gun they’ve made themselves.

This fully 3D printed Nerf gun requires some extra attention both during and after printing, as well as some extra parts that need to be sourced elsewhere. The designer has set out fully detailed instructions and pictures to ensure the build goes as smoothly as possible, and the end result is nothing less than your own homemade 3D printed Nerf gun designed to shoot darts.

Fully 3D printed models are more complicated than simple Nerf gun mods and attachments, but after a few rounds with this foam dart gun and you’ll agree that it’s worth the extra time and effort.

With a spring-loaded barrel and a firing range of around 50ft, this 3D printed Nerf gun rivals its factory-made counterparts.

Printable Nerf Darts

• Download: MyMiniFactory
• Designer: the3dcoder
• Price: Free

Not satisfied with simply printing your own gun? Then you’ll be glad to know that you can print your own ammo too.

The Standard Elite Nerf Dart is a simple ammo design that fits most models, with the highlight being that the inside can be weighted to alter firing proficiency. These darts can also be printed in any color, and even monogrammed so your opponents will know exactly who hit them in your Nerf battle, giving them a clear sign of who to watch out for.

3D Printed Nerf Dart Warheads

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: seankfields
• Price: Free

A small and very simple design, these little 3D printed Nerf dart attachments secure to the ends of your ammo of choice.

They are designed to fit Pop-Its (or ‘bangers) to make a loud bang on impact. While not recommended to be used on other people within the dart zone, especially at close range, the satisfying bang at the end of the shot adds a more satisfying finish to any pull of your Nerf’s blaster trigger.

Nerf Gun Dart Holders

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: waltherion
• Price: Free

Whatever your choice of darts and other customization options, nothing says efficiency like this simple 3D printed gun dart holder to hold your Nerf’s ammo.

The design is a simple accessory mount for the top of the gun, which makes the shooting time, and therefore Nerf games, last a lot longer and add to the fun. Coming as an extension to hold 6, 8, or 10 darts, this 3D printed attachment is a must for anyone in need of extra accessories for the long haul game.

Nerf Gun Light Up Barrel

• Download: Cults3D
• Designer: LUCASLABRADOR
• Price: Free

Practical modifications and accessories are cool 3D printed projects, but modders are always cooking up aesthetic upgrades too. This modified 3D printed Nerf gun end is designed to hold four AA batteries and twelve LEDs to light up the business end of your gun.

The picture above shows this mod as a Stryfe Nerf gun accessory, but the design is compatible with most models.

3D Printed Nerf Gun Rail Cover

• Download: Cults3D
• Designer: SCRIVMAU5
• Price: $0.93

Sometimes it’s the small details that make a project worth looking at. This 3D printed Nerf gun rail cover adds a sleek look to the Ultra 2 model, and allows for other modifications such as scopes and flashlights to be mounted with ease.

The rail cover mounts to the top of your gun with just a few screws, and whatever mods you’re planning to add to your Nerf gun are accommodated simply by tweaking the infill.

Biker Scout Nerf Attachment

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: Chan245
• Price: Free

Two things are true for every Star Wars fan: empty wrapping paper roles are lightsabers, and anything can be a blaster. Imagination is a powerful tool, but with this 3D printed Nerf blaster addition, you can focus more of your brain power on your aim, whatever you decide to shoot darts at.

Star Wars Nerf gun additions and models have been popular for very long time, and include plenty of choices for Nerf blasters, but the coolest we found is this add-on that turns any gun into a Biker Scout blaster from the famous chase scene on the Forest Moon of Endor.

This design is also scalable to turn any Nerf gun into a storm trooper’s weapon. It’s a perfect mod for adding a theme to your Nerf gun or even for a cool cosplay. You can even check it out in action with included YouTube video if you’re still not convinced.

Printable GoPro Mount

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: Threesixty31
• Price: Free

There’s only one thing that’s more fun than winning Nerf games, and that’s having proof that you won. Nothing beats a clear sign that you were the victor, after all.

This designer agrees, and so came up with this mod, a 3D printed Go Pro mount for Nerf blasters, to save and relive your best long and close range shots (pun intended). Turning them into memories to treasure while giving you a fun video to share with the world on Facebook or YouTube.

The mount is secure, trustworthy, and popular enough that the results of the free files available here have even been found for sale on Etsy! However you use the videos taken with this device, you’ll find this mount to be an excellent accessory to help you shoot in more ways than one.

3D Printed Nerf Gun Holster

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: IVIUPPET
• Price: Free

Not all accessories need to go on the gun itself, sometimes you need an addition to elevate the level of coolness or realism in your games.

This 3D printed Nerf gun holder is an attachment for your belt that’s durable enough to last through all the jumping, climbing, and other athletic activities that come with a good long Nerf gun shootout. It’s available on Thingiverse here.

The design was intended for a strong and light attachment that doesn’t weigh you down while you’re moving, and keeps your hands free when you need them. It’s also been updated many times with different settings to improve comfort, draw speed, and strength.

And let’s be honest, what’s cooler than holstering your Nerf gun after that perfectly aimed shot?

The Nerf Gun Grappling Hook

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: hewmart
• Price: Free

You read that right, this 3D printed Nerf gun attachment fits to the end of darts and other ammo with a string to form a working grappling hook.

With enough practice and some keen aiming, you’ll be able to fire at and pull objects around using your Nerf gun, and may even be able to take the weapon straight from your opponent’s hands, or just rescue those potato chips you forgot to bring to the sofa.

The original design has been known to be somewhat fragile, so if it breaks on you then you can still find an updated and stronger version instead, with upgraded 3D printed parts. Though it is also worth considering stronger or thicker materials, just make sure it’s light enough to still fire and you can grapple away while Nerfing!

3D Printed Stryfe Nerf Gun Barrel

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: Ultrasonic2
• Price: Free

The business end of your Nerf gun can make all the difference in range and accuracy when you shoot, and this 3D printed Stryfe Nerf gun attachment includes a rail to attach any simple Nerf Gun mods or additions.

Many Nerf blaster designs are made to fit a different 3D printed Stryfe attachment, the front tube adapter. But don’t worry, the file link comes with full instructions and even has two different forms with modified rails to suit your needs.

The design was tested multiple times by the creator, and makes 3D printed Stryfe modifications much simpler due to its malleable and multi-purpose design.

The 3D printed barrel doubles the length of the original, making the Nerf gun look cooler and fire further.

3D Printed Nerf Guns for Sale

3D printing adds a new layer of creativity and complexity to even the simplest of things, and Nerf guns are no exception. While many 3D printed Nerf gun kit files are free, some are worth paying for.

Many people choose to sell their custom Nerf guns and darts to the world, and here are some of our favorite designs whose extra details are worth the cost.

3D Printed Flintlock Foam Blaster

• Download: Etsy
• Designer: Carny Rex
• Price: $4.20

The flintlock pistol has been retro and steampunk staple for years. Thanks to this designer, who has chosen to sell their design on Etsy, these old-school pistols are usable as Nerf guns.

Perfect for both playtime and cosplays, this elegant design wouldn’t look out of place framed above a fireplace.

These 3D printed Nerf gun files aren’t free, but one look at the design and the $4.20 price tag will look well worth it.

Hyperfire Bakku-Shan Suppressor

• Download: Etsy
• Designer: Greg Heffner
• Price: $35.00

This barrel extension is a 3D printed attachment for the Nerf Hyperfire. This extension is sleek, cool, and of very high quality.

The Etsy reviews are off the charts, with 4.9-5 star ratings across the board from buyers who would happily recommend it to any fellow Nerf aficionados.

Rapidstrike Sniper Converter

• Download: Etsy
• Designer: Greg Heffner
• Price: $300

The Rapidstrike Nerf gun model is a formidable part of any Nerf enthusiast’s arsenal. And this multi-piece modification turns it into an extremely cool looking Nerf sniper rifle.

While quite pricey at around $313, this solid Nerf attachment comes with a mount, a suppressor, a laser-guided aiming system with an included lithium battery, and a dozen other 3D printed parts that make this anything but a simple Nerf gun modification.