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Wii SureShot Rifle

Platform : Nintendo Wii
3.2 out of 5 stars 159 ratings
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About this item

  • Removable Stock & Barrel For Use In 3 Different Modes
  • Contains A Real Functioning Trigger For Operating The Wii Remote
  • Authentic Size & Feel With High-quality Construction
  • Easy To Use & Lightweight
  • Works With Numerous Wii Shooting & Hunting Games
  • Removable stock and barrel for use in three different modes
  • C and Z Control Buttons on the shotgun
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Product information

ASIN B001LY0QJ4
Release date December 5, 2013
Customer Reviews
3.2 out of 5 stars 159 ratings

3.2 out of 5 stars
Product Dimensions 18 x 3 x 9 inches; 1.55 Pounds
Type of item Video Game
Item model number WI-NR
Item Weight 1.55 pounds
Manufacturer CTA Digital
Date First Available November 22, 2008

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Finally a realistic, surefire accessory that brings even more fun to Wii¿ shooting games. The Wii¿ Sure Shot controller accessory gives you realistic shooting action. To operate, place the Wii Remote in the top cradle of the gun and the Wii Nunchuk in its outer stock. After attaching the controllers, manage the wires by using the cable slot and close the top covers. On the sides of the magazine loading port are buttons marked C and Z that allow you to simultaneously press the corresponding buttons on the Wii Nunchuk. Pull the trigger and you¿ll press the B button located under the Wii Remote. Just insert your Wii Remote¿ and Nunchuk and you are ready to do battle

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Customers find the Wii SureShot Rifle works well with games and feels like a real gun, with one customer noting it's particularly good for hunting and sniping games. The build quality receives mixed feedback - while some say it's well made, others find it not rugged enough. The trigger functionality is problematic with reports of it getting stuck, and the fit is inconsistent with the nunchuck fitting snugly while the huck doesn't align perfectly. The ease of use is mixed, with some finding it easy to handle while others say it's hard to figure out.

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57 customers mention "Functionality"50 positive7 negative

Customers find that the Wii SureShot Rifle works well with their games and appreciate its cool design.

"...It looks real cool, but I personally wish I had bought something else. 4 stars for looks, 1 star for functionality = 2.5 overall." Read more

"...It works great now, and I don't forsee and problems into the future. Alot of work you say? Of course it was. What's it worth to you, tho?..." Read more

"...I generally keep everything on as the barrel gives it good looks and the stock makes it more comfortable...." Read more

"...He loved it for his hunting/ snipeing games for wii. The gun itself looks cool and has a spring loaded trigger...." Read more

15 customers mention "Gaming purpose"15 positive0 negative

Customers find the Wii SureShot Rifle to be a great peripheral for Wii games, with one customer specifically mentioning it works well for hunting and snipeing games.

"...I must say after trying out this product this is so far the best Wii blaster/rifle compared to the RE gun, Cabela's Top Shot, Wii Zapper, and Wii..." Read more

"...This a great peripheral for that game. When it comes to the story mode, i prefer this...." Read more

"...He loved it for his hunting/ snipeing games for wii. The gun itself looks cool and has a spring loaded trigger...." Read more

"...With practice, I'm sure this little gun could be great for snipers and long-range shooters like myself. But like I said: WITH PRACTICE...." Read more

14 customers mention "Feel"14 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the controller's feel, noting that it resembles a real gun, with one customer specifically mentioning that the trigger is smooth.

"...When it comes to the story mode, i prefer this. The control stick is more comfortable and the stock keeps you more steady...." Read more

"...The trigger feels smooth enough. The barrel pops in and out easily with what feels like a spring-loaded plug. The buttons push easily...." Read more

"...Rifle to replace our Wii Zapper, since it's a bit larger and feels more realistic...." Read more

"...gun takes a little getting usued to like any new tool, and it's a great feel that one hand controls the trigger and the stick on the nunchuck...." Read more

33 customers mention "Ease of use"15 positive18 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the controller's ease of use, with some finding it easy to handle while others say it's hard to figure out.

"...the nunchuck and C and Z buttons (like Call of Duty) then it's a real pain to use, if you can use it at all...." Read more

"...The butt stock and rifle barrel are very easy to take on and off...." Read more

"...Second, even with the instructions, the nunchuck can be difficult to put in and take out...." Read more

"...The stock comes on and off easily and isn't loose when attached (it has a slide-lock on the bottom). The trigger feels smooth enough...." Read more

24 customers mention "Build quality"15 positive9 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the build quality of the Wii SureShot Rifle, with some finding it well made while others say it's not rugged enough.

"...Overall a high quality product that DID NOT Disappoint!" Read more

"...I think the designers did a pretty good job on this rifle, from a ruggedness/sturdiness point of view...." Read more

"First, its a plastic toy, so it is what it is, but it's not cheaply built...." Read more

"...The control stick is more comfortable and the stock keeps you more steady. I also like the changability...." Read more

18 customers mention "Trigger functionality"6 positive12 negative

Customers have mixed experiences with the controller's trigger functionality, with some reporting that it gets stuck and causes short pulls, while one customer notes that it operates correctly with the intended hand.

"...It's made very well, but in my opinion the spring controlling the trigger isn't strong enough, causing the trigger to hang up frequently..." Read more

"...Anyway, trigger is ok, I don't have any problems with rapid firing...." Read more

"...The Z and C control buttons and the trigger did get stiff after many hours of playing....so...being the take it apart and find out what makes it..." Read more

"...This causes a short pull on the trigger...." Read more

17 customers mention "Fit"7 positive10 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the controller's fit, with some noting that the nunchuck fits rather snug while others mention that the huck doesn't align perfectly.

"...The loose-fitting panel on top becomes a big problem as the Wii controller will just come flying out...." Read more

"...The Wii-mote fits securely on the front end of the rifle and and the nun-chuck fits securely in the back as well...." Read more

"...The nun chuck does not fit securely into the cradle so you have to hold it securely while you press the C and Z buttons or it pops out of the cradle...." Read more

"...Thought it was just mine, but I guess not. It fits tight and solid so its not a problem per se, but the flap won't close all the way, and while..." Read more

12 customers mention "Grip"3 positive9 negative

Customers find the grip of the Wii SureShot Rifle uncomfortable, with multiple customers reporting issues with maneuvering and holding the controller, and one customer noting that the stock slides off too easily.

"...So the shooting feels fairly realistic. My problem is with moving around and I still fumble around in buildings and around corners, so its not..." Read more

"...I found that the must comfortable is completely stripped down where it resembles a shotgun, but this works great because our favorite game is House..." Read more

"...While using the Sure Shot as a sawed off shot gun the pistol grip is usable but accuracy suffers with respect to using the rifle butt attachment..." Read more

"...fit well, however I have small hands and it is hard to grip the rear trigger area...." Read more

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  • Sid
    5.0 out of 5 stars An amazing Wii accessory!
    Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2013
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    I just got this item no more than half an hour ago and I must say after trying out this product this is so far the best Wii blaster/rifle compared to the RE gun, Cabela's Top Shot, Wii Zapper, and Wii blaster.

    After I unpacked the the gun the look and feel and great feels as if I had a real rifle in my hands. The butt stock and rifle barrel are very easy to take on and off.

    Now to address some of the possible problems I've read over CTA's SureShot reviews from other consumers from Amazon. So far after testing the product I have yet run into a single problem. Assembly is simple, follow the instructions and you'll be fine.

    The Wii-mote fits securely on the front end of the rifle and and the nun-chuck fits securely in the back as well. I also checked and test to see if the nun-chuck is in the right position for the dedicated "C" and "Z" buttons, which work at a perfect 1:1 ratio.

    The only personal gripe I have is that the dedicated "C" and "Z" buttons were a little more forward on the rifle. I can understand if their were design limitations but playing games such as RE: Darkside Chronicles can be somewhat tricky. In the game "Z" button is used to pick up items and my figure must constantly be their and can throw off the balance of the rifle.

    Overall a high quality product that DID NOT Disappoint!
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  • KB
    3.0 out of 5 stars Good looks, functionality falls short
    Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2012
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    First, its a plastic toy, so it is what it is, but it's not cheaply built. The wii-mote fits well, and accommodates the added motion-plus module with good room for cable and wrist strap. It does sit back from the end of the gun at least an inch or so, which might create a remote sensitivity issue, but I can't say for sure. It looks like it could make a difference if a difference can be made. Nunchuck doesn't quite fit 100%.....as I see in a lot of other reviews. Thought it was just mine, but I guess not. It fits tight and solid so its not a problem per se, but the flap won't close all the way, and while being a purely cosmetic condition, it takes away from the "coolness".

    Anyway, trigger is ok, I don't have any problems with rapid firing. It does feel a little on the loose side but, after all, its not made by a gunsmith. Removable stock and removable barrel work well and adds versatility to suit individual tastes. Looks good all 3 ways.

    Here is the problem: the C and Z buttons are mechanically a good idea, if not a great idea....mechanically that is. But their placement is horrible. Borderline unusable. I would have liked to see one placed directly above the trigger, accessible by your trigger finger, and one close to the stock accessible with your thumb. Even if both were above the trigger, both useable by trigger finger, it would be acceptable. Otherwise, you need 3 hands to use; one for wii-mote buttons, one for trigger and movement, and one for C and Z. If your game uses the nunchuck and C and Z buttons (like Call of Duty) then it's a real pain to use, if you can use it at all. It looks real cool, but I personally wish I had bought something else. 4 stars for looks, 1 star for functionality = 2.5 overall.
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  • Chris Ray
    4.0 out of 5 stars Sureshot Rifle for Wii - pretty good with some tweaking
    Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2011
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    This rifle got 4 stars because I had to tweak it a bit. Do what I did at your own risk. If you are an impatient person and / or not mechanically inclined, you may not want to do any modifications. The first 2 of the 4 things are pretty easy. First, my experience is you have to be about 10+ feet (yes, I used a tape measure)from the TV in order to get the reticle to line up very closely with the sight on the rifle. If you are too close, the reticle will not line up properly. The downside to this is it's harder to see your targets the further back you go. I recommend as big of a TV as you can afford. I played using my friend's 60" flatscreen LG, and it looks and works great. I only have a 32" tube TV at home, but it's OK. As a side note, I actually took the "barrel tube" off of the front of rifle to give it more of the shotgun look. I'm using it for several of Remington's hunting games as a shotgun. Second, even with the instructions, the nunchuck can be difficult to put in and take out. My experience was routing the cord thru the left slot on the inside compartment could be a little tricky. You want to make sure the cord is routed out of the way so the C and Z buttons on the nunchuck engage properly, and also so the nunchuck itself seats properly in the compartment. You will only need the B, A, and cross buttons for some games, so you might not even install the nunchuck sometimes. It does give a better feel with it in there, tho. The next steps get a little more difficult. I had trouble with the B or trigger button sticking in in the depressed position, so I had to put a stronger spring inside to force the trigger to return further forward after a shot is fired. So third, you need to take out all the phillips-head screws in the body (don't lose them!), cut thru the 3 stickers on the bottom of the compartments (these stickers show you where to put the controllers), and pull the 2 halves of the rifle apart. There is a piece of plastic just ahead of the trigger guard. It is about the size of a medium-sized piece of chewing gum and about the same thickness. This piece has a bit of glue on it inside, so it's not going to come out easily most likely. This is a spacer for the 2 halves, most likely so the halves don't cave in when screwed together. Once the 2 halves are apart, you can see the linkage from the trigger up to the B button on the controller. Luckily, I think the designers did a pretty good job on this rifle, from a ruggedness/sturdiness point of view. I just slipped the original spring off the linkage, got a slightly longer and stronger spring, and slipped it on the linkage post, and put it back together. If you don't have a box of springs (I bought mine from Harbor Freight Tools), your local hardware store can most likely match one up for you. The spring needs to be strong enough to return the trigger to the forward position (without sticking) after every trigger pull, yet light enough so you don't wear your finger out trying to pull the trigger, so you may have to experiment a bit. Fourth, I took the ring sight off the front of the barrel while I had the 2 halves apart. It comes out easily. If you prefer the ring sight, then leave it on. I put the 2 halves back together, inserted my controller, and started playing. It works great now, and I don't forsee and problems into the future. Alot of work you say? Of course it was. What's it worth to you, tho? I love my hunting games, so it was worth it for me. I also noticed my scores have increased on every game I've played since my "fix". Yes, I know I shouldn't have to do this with a gun right out of the box, but I wanted it to work better, and I thot I could fix it. I'll probably buy another one and tweak it right out of the box. That way myself and a buddy can play 2-player on these big game shooters. I chose this rifle over the sniper rifle because the C and Z buttons are on the sides of the frame, not on magazine. I read several comments about how the magazine-mounted buttons were awkward and made people get sore hands, cramps, etc. I was playing my shooting games with a Perfect Shot Pistol prior to buying this rifle. I am more stable using the rifle. You can use this rifle for any game that uses the B button for the trigger. With the nunchuck in place, all buttons are accessible on it and the main controller. So, to recap, this would have gotten 5 stars had I not had to modify it to make it work how I thot it should work. Hope this helps anyone who is looking to buy a rifle/shotgun.
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  • G. Evans
    1.0 out of 5 stars Not meant for small rooms
    Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2014
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    Neat concept. The way the controller sits back in the gun blocks some the signal, so unless you are level with the receiver bar or a long ways away it doesn't work well. I have a small room so it was a waste of money for me. I can't use it.
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  • Josepo1
    1.0 out of 5 stars Mala apunta mal
    Reviewed in Spain on February 12, 2017
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    Muy mala, tu pones el mando y miras por la mirilla y no apuntas donde se supone ni de lejos,mal
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  • β
    3.0 out of 5 stars グリップの太さが難点
    Reviewed in Japan on March 28, 2012
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    国内でも時折手に入るショットガン型ザッパーです。振動機能はありません。

    ○良いところ
    ・全体的にかなりがっちりした作りで、しっかりとストックを肩にあてて構えられます。
    ・ヌンチャクをグリップ部分に収納でき、グリップを握ったままスティックを操作可能です。他のザッパーにはない利点でしょう。
    ・実銃で言うシェルカバーを開ける部分（本体真ん中あたり）のボディ両側にヌンチャクのCボタンとZボタンに連動するボタンがついており、ヌンチャクを装着したままCボタンとZボタンも押すことができます。
    ・フロントバレルとストックの取り外し機能がとても楽しいです。フルサイズのショットガンからソードオフまで楽しめます。
    ・フォアグリップが細いので、腰ダメであれば問題なくリモコンのAボタンや十字キーを操作できます。

    ×悪いところ
    ・とにかくグリップが太すぎます。銃のグリップは握ったときに中指と親指がつくかつかないかくらいがちょうどいい太さだと思いますが、こちらは親指と中指の間に1cmくらい隙間ができます。
    ・フロントサイトが一応ついているものの、円の中は空洞で、サイトとしての役割を果たしていません。
    ・トリガーの戻りがやや遅く感じます。リモコンを外すとスムーズに動くのですが、装着時は引っかかるような感触があっていまいちです。
    ・ヌンチャクは外した状態でも使用可能ですが、ヌンチャクの形状がグリップの一部を兼ねているため、外すとグリップに大穴があいたような形になって握りにくいです。

    総評としては、とにかくグリップの太さで損をしているように思います。ストックの形状が割と角ばっているために手の大きい人でも握りにくさはおそらく変わらないでしょう。ストックやバレルの取り外し機能が楽しく、パッと見の雰囲気も良いだけに惜しい出来です。
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  • Pierre-Luc Granger
    5.0 out of 5 stars Seller recommended, Many thanks!
    Reviewed in Canada on September 22, 2018
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    Many thanks! Item in perfect conditions. Fast shipping. A+++++
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  • R. Dalgliesh
    5.0 out of 5 stars This... is my BOOMSTICK!
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 25, 2010
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    This is, overall, an awesome product.

    It is solidly built and, generally, a joy to hold and use. I bought it for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex and Call of Duty: World at War. The Wii-remote and nunchuk fit neatly into the body and grip of the gun. Other comments about the nunchuk not fitting snugly are probably based on positioning of the nunchuk cable and, with a bit of care and attention, this is easily fixed. In an adult's hands, the thumb can easily reach the nunchuk joystick without the 'dislocated' feeling you might get with other products. Of course, the big advantage of the Sure Shot is that the 'B' trigger is moved to an actual trigger by the grip, instead of the slightly awkward bullpup layout of, say, the Wii Zapper. The removable stock is useful for posture and stance for long periods of gameplay but I found that the removable barrel obscured parts of the screen during gameplay use so I removed it.

    Be aware that using the iron sights on the Sure Shot is generally NOT accurate but this is expected because it is NOT A LIGHT GUN: like every other gun shell accessory for the Wii it just houses the wii-remote in the gun and it uses this to position your cross hairs via the SENSOR BAR (which guesses how big your TV is based on how far away you are standing). The positioning of the 'C' and 'Z' buttons on either side of the gun body is certainly an advantage over other gun shell accessories but they're fitted quite far back so that, if you're playing a game that utilises practically every button on the Wii-remote and nunchuk (Like Call of Duty), you frequently find yourself moving your hand back and forth along the gun shell between the Wii-remote and the 'C' and 'Z' buttons. This can be awkward and detracts from gameplay.

    For simple shooters like House of the Dead and Ghost Squad it is a perfect product but some may get frustrated with the positioning of the 'C' and 'Z' buttons for games with more complex button layouts like Call of Duty. However, this is a minor issue and it is otherwise probably the best rifle accessory for the Wii on the market right now.
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  • Lucie Beauvais
    5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
    Reviewed in Canada on February 4, 2016
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    Very good!!!!!
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