Toy Gun Foam Blaster Soft Bullet Toy Revolver,Can fire Sponge Bullets,with 40 Bullets,for Age of 6 7 8 9 10+ Years Old Kid Boys Girls（Silver）

Probably one of the best gifts my 12-year-old said he received for his birthday! He absolutely loves it. Great quality. It looks real no problems at all firing it.

Bought this as a Christmas gift for my son, definitely gonna buy another one. He has a different gun that he uses along side this one, and he just goes to town. Super easy to use, fast & fun!

******broke after 30 shots***** As an adult buying this for my kid I even have a hard time pulling the trigger to shoot it. ** Size is decent. ** safety, would not recommend giving to children unless they have safety glasses on. * Ease of use, hard to pull trigger and it feels like if you force it to hard it will break. *speed, the bullets are little and shoot really fast and they do hurt when shot with. *weight, is pretty decent for size. *bullets are very small and are easy to lose, which will have you spending money to buy more. Broke after 30 shots.

Jams to much. Nice size and price.

This really looks real, the bullets will sting be careful with young kids

Nice looking for kids who like to play cowboys and Indians. Unfortunately easily breaks after use.

bought for halloween costume. Is fun to play with

The Toy Gun Foam Blaster is a fun toy for my son, I got it for his birthday. It did come complete with 40 soft bullets, 12 shells, a holster, and protective goggles. The spring-loaded design allows for 6 rounds to be loaded at once, and with a shooting range of 30 feet, it’s perfect for target practice my son has an outdoor target for his toy guns and this worked well with it. The EVA sponge bullets are soft too, ensuring that my son can play without me worrying he is going to get me (some of these sponge bullets cause a zinger). It does include an orange plug to signify it is a toy. But a word of caution for Parents: This toy looks incredibly realistic in person, in my opinion, which is something to be mindful of. I recommend caution when allowing children to play with it in public spaces or around others to avoid any misunderstandings. Always supervise and remind kids of the importance of safe play.