ATESSON Fidget Spinner Toy,Metal Stainless Steel Bearing High Speed 2-5 Min Spins,EDC ADHD Stress Anxiety Relieves Reducer Fidgets Finger Toys,Novelty Gift for Kids and Adult

First off I gotta say this spinner is SO crazy smooth! It's very balanced and quiet as well. It has a good weight and the removable "bullets" are a fun touch. Absolutely worth your buy in my opinion.

This is a very smooth rotating fidget spinner. What makes it better is the gun appearance and you can take the bullets out as well. Would definitely recommend this fidget spinner.

When I first ordered this I was worried about some of the reviews saying how the bullets are tight, and how the screw would become loose. To be honest, both of those things turned out not to be that much of an issue for me. The bullets are pretty firm in there but not a hassle, and to fix the screw after a couple dozen spins is a pretty easy thing to do. Overall the spinner is pretty cool and is addicting especially for someone like me that has ADHD, if not only for some issues that are not to bad.

It might seem like a tacky items, but I like the unique nature of this item. I am a firearms enthusiast and serve in the military, so this is just a fun little trinket I wanted to display with my other military related items (challenge coin display). I find this so fun that I bought one for a secret Santa gift at work.

I would have given this a 5-star review if it wasn't for the o-rings.. I am a spinner collector. In the last 2 years I have encountered at least 3 variations of this design. This one is the best one that I've encountered, but it still has an issue. Either the o-rings on the fake bullets are the wrong size and/or the grooves machined into the fake bullets for the o-rings are not machined to the correct depth/width.You can tell right away, when you try to remove any of the fake bullets, that they are too tight. Then, when you try to put the fake bullets back in, the o-rings get in the way and want to "roll out of" the grooves. I tried finding o-rings that were more suitable, but could not.The only solution, which seems to work pretty well, is to lightly lubricate the inside of surface of the fake bullet holes with something like petroleum jelly. Use it sparingly, or you will have a mess on your hands every time you pick it up.

I got this fidget spinner for a Special Forces Veteran, and he loves it. It keeps spinning for ages, and additionally, taking the “bullets” out and putting them back can also help to focus the mind. The spinner is quite heavy, but it meets all of the criteria for a good fidget spinner: durable, long spin time, and quiet.

This is pretty cool and has some heft to it.

In short, I love this fidget toy. It feels heavy in my hand, spins for a good long time, and also has the little bullety parts to fiddle with. My only complaint is that I frequently have to fix the bearing in the middle because it likes to come unscrewed as it spins. It's not a huge deal, and is an easy fix. I'd just rather not have to do it so often.