Automatic Shell Ejecting Toy Gun with Soft Bullets, Gold Fidget Gun Toy Pistol with 110 Bullets & 24 Shells, Educational Outdoor Shooting Game Toys, Gifts for Birthday Halloween Christmas

Very good

great buy

The media could not be loaded. So I know the vid is long and I was yapping a lot in it so I’m going to summarize it. The gun itself is a really fun toy to shoot around with everything works properly except for for some of the shells springs can be lose at times which I believe it causes the gun to jam from my experience. And like I said in the video, PLEASE DO NOT make this look too real, the fact that the orange barrel is barely or at all visible to the public is not a good thing, it’s full plastic and springs no type of metal, but feels very lightweight. Would recommend as a beginner toy gun super cheap and affordable. It does look more like the Deagle/ D.50 whatever you want to call it. And it comes with a lot of pellets if you loose track of some.

Hard to work it

My son loves this. Doesn’t jam up! Would purchase again

This seems more of a prototype that needed the faults worked out prior to officially releasing is. The premise and function (some of the time) is nice, it just doesn't always work as intended.I got this as a toy first, and thought I would be able to teach some safety lessons as my kids age. As I messed with it, there were quite a few issues.1) Loading takes time and you must be careful - To load, first you need to put the red "bullet" inside the casing, which primes a spring so it can be fired. The issue is the back button (where a primer traditionally is) is raised, so if you inadvertently bump it while loading, setting it down, etc, it is very likely that the bullet will eject before you can get it loaded in the magazine. This all takes a little time.2) Gun doesn't cycle - there are a variety of jams that occur pretty frequently when trying to fire the toy. I initially thought I was going to break it as I tried to pull the slide back due to it being caught somewhere internally. Then, when firing, it would consistently jam with the bullet failing to load on the ramp or sometimes I'd get a double feed. - Clearing this generally resulted in the sensitive bullets firing without intending them to. So I'd have to pull the slide back, attempt to send it forward, and it would jam again.3) Kind of a summary of the first two points - the bullets constantly fired randomly when bumped or when the gun malfunctioned. This became frustrating to not only me, but my son as well. He even made the comment "wow, it actually worked right" when we got it to cycle through a full magazine without jamming.For $20, I won't complain too much, but it is about 60% finished for a usable product. I don't recommend wasting your time working through the issues for the small amount of enjoyment you'll probably get from this.

Works well. My son has a lot of fun.

Simple toy, does what it should do