Fidget Gun Set, 3D Printed, Shell Ejecting with Fidget Toys - Stress Reducing for Kids & Adults with ADHD, Anxiety

My kid loves the realistic style stuff just because he likes acting likes acting out different stuff….this stuff is super fun and it’s just a lot of entertainment for a kid. All of the detail is amazing as well!!

I ordered this product through Vine for 2 reasons:(1) It *looked* like a super realistic replica of a Glock semi-automatic pistol, and I was wondering if that's really what it was, or if it would turn out to, I don't know, be a tiny thing you attach to your keychain.(2) If it was what it looked like, it would make for a great gift for a younger boy who is a family friend.It is indeed what it looks like. It is, in fact, impressively realistic. It has a functional slide; you can even lock the slide (the slide lock button is not just for show). Similar for the magazine and magazine release button. It is full-sized, or very, very close to it (I don't own a Glock I could compare it to, but I've shot them many times). The trigger is a single piece rather than the 3-part Glock trigger, but in general, this is an *extremely* faithful replica. And when you pull the trigger, the slide action engages.If I had had this as a boy, it would have been among my most prized toys. And If you were to spray-paint it black--which I probably would have--then it would be very convincing, and could easily be used for muggings or suicides by cop.Which is why I removed one star: this thing is being marketed as a toy and--bizarrely enough--as a therapeutic tool for kids to deal with ADHD, Autism, etc. (lolwut? Apparently this is the new marketing scheme/scam trending right now).And it will be an awesome toy for your son or nephew, to be clear--but it should be described also as a very realistic replica, probably have some warnings about how it is to be used, etc.(Note: because it's a gift, I didn't open and try out the shells. Given how realistic the rest of it is, I assume it actually ejects them. I mean all the mechanical pieces seem to be in place for that. When its intended recipient tries it out on Christmas morning, I'll update this review if it doesn't work. But frankly, even if it didn't, it would still be an awesome present for any boy who, like most boys, likes guns and gunplay.)

Super cool toy set. Awesome colors, good quality and it works. Fun to play with and the coolest accessories

breaks easily. i only used it minimally for about a few weeks and it wouldnt shoot the rounds anymore and the spring on it broke and wouldnt shoot anymore after that

I'm actually impressed with how well this mechanism works on the toy gun. It has all the features of a real gun besides the safety. It even has the slide lock after you use all the rounds.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered this Fidget Gun Toys Set, 3D Printed Toy, Shell Ejecting Toy with Fidget Toys for Kids and Adults, Stress Reducing Toys for ADHD, Anxiety set for my son and he liked it. These toys are well made and look high quality. These toys were very useful for my son and added to his fidget toy collection. These toys are really good quality and in my opinion worth the money.

This pistol is a pretty good representation of the real thing (in terms of function). Mag release, slide release, trigger, shell ejecting. They're all pretty good. You have to use a good swift trigger pull to get the shells to eject, but any adolescent or adult can figure out pretty quickly how it needs to be used. The knives are kind of fun to flip around, too. If you're just looking for a neat way to practice with the Glock manual of arms, stop reading here..... If you are a Glock purist, there are things about this pistol that will irritate you. Glocks use internal safeties. This plastic pistol has what looks like a safety on the slide. If you know about the Glock 18 (a military / law enforcement only model), that "safety" is actually the full auto selector. On here it is just molded plastic and non-functional. This toy is also labeled as a model 21C with the caliber as 9x19. A Glock 21 is chambered in .45 ACP - not 9mm! And the "C" model Glocks are compensated. With slots milled in the slide and holes in the barrel that align with those slots. This toy's slide has none of that. Simply labeling it as a Glock 18 (since it has the selector) would have fixed all of that. Or more correctly, not using the selector and labeling it as a Glock 17! Anyway, those grips will not be noticed by the vast majority of people. But I noticed! ;)

As someone who loves guns, I find this a lot of fun to fidget with. The bright green/purple coloring do make it obvious it's a toy, along with its lightness, but it's modeled almost exactly after a real gun, all the way down to the Glock logos, so if you're giving this to a kid, use it more for an opportunity to teach them gun safety than to give them a toy they'll fidget with.