Automatic Shell Ejection Toy Gun with Soft Bullet- Automatic Reloading Rebound Toy Gun Pistols for Shooting Game Educational Toys Gifts for Kids Boys Girls (USP-Green)

My son bought this gun for himself. He loves it. He plays with it all the time he sleeps with it. He is 13. He just loves this damn gun. It is very, very annoying with the clicking noise, but it’s almost worth it to see how happy my 13 year-old son is just shooting this in his room at target. If you do have small children, I would say four and younger I would advise not having your child shoot this gun due to the fact that it separates with these little orange things and it did get stuck in my child’s nose because he decided to shove it up his nose so I would just make sure there’s no small children around.

Diversión asegurada!Compré esta pistola de juguete para mi hijo y le encantó. Es ligera, fácil de usar y viene con proyectiles , así que es segura para jugar en casa o en el jardín. El diseño es llamativo y resistente, ideal para niños activos. Además, el mecanismo de disparo funciona muy bien y no se traba. ¡Ha pasado horas jugando con ella y se ha convertido en uno de sus juguetes favoritos!

Cheaply made but works

The media could not be loaded. Really works. Dope asf.

I would like to begin this review with a suggestion – consider including eye protection along with the “shells”, “bullets”, and clips. Contrary to the description of “soft bullets”, they are not soft but are, in reality, hard plastic. That being said, this is an excellent, less-intimidating “toy” for teaching handgun safety to children and adults. With this gun, users will learn muzzle control, trigger control, and target control, particularly given that this gun does indeed shoot a spring-driven projectile (the hard orange, plastic “bullet”). Loading the orange plastic “bullet” into the bronze-colored plastic “shell” to create an “armed” cartridge, of course, is not realistic (even if the user is a reloader) but once armed, the spring driven “primer” functions like a real primer except without the explosive. Loading the cartridges into the two provided clips is fairly realistic and when firing the gun, the clips do feed the cartridges into the chamber but rather than recoil, it is pulling the trigger that accomplishes this much like a double-action semi-automatic. Pulling the trigger not only feeds a cartridge into the chamber, it also fires the “bullet” and ejects the “shell” from the gun’s ejection port. One thing is missing from the gun – a functional safety. The slide even locks back after the last cartridge is fired. All-in-all, fairly realistic without the intimidation factor of a real firearm and, unlike dry-firing a real semi-automatic with snap caps, you do not have to rack the slide each time to cock the gun and a relatively safe “bullet” does leave the muzzle. Again, I would urge the inclusion of eye protection. It is better that users, be they adults or children, get used to the idea of protecting their eyes around firearms.PROS• Obvious (green & purple), less-intimidating toy gun that behaves fairly realistically like a double-action, semi-automatic handgun.• The gun actually shoots a spring-driven, hard-plastic “bullet” and ejects the “shell”.• The set includes two clips that the user can load fairly realistically (at least after the “bullet” is inserted in the “shell”).• Without the clip, the gun can be shot by continuous pulls of the trigger and without shooting a “bullet”, which is ideal for play.CONS• There is no safety on the gun.• Because the gun can shoot hard (not soft) plastic “bullets” and ejects plastic “shells”, it would be best if eye projection was included with each gun.

He loved it

It’s pretty easy to lose the bullet

Juguete magnifico para mi hijo,, comprare uno para mi