Shell Ejecting Toy Gun, Semi Automatic Toy Gun with Soft Bullets, Educational Model Toy Pistols for Outdoor Shooting Game, Gifts for Kids Boys Girls Ages 8-12 (White)

really fun toy for kids or adults, doesnt shoot very hard so its safe to play with indoors without worrying about breaking thing, very realistic operation so it could be used to teach firearms safety effectively along with being a fun toy. sturdy plastic, shells and mags are good quality, can withstand hard playing kids, definitely recommend for kids and adults of all ages

The media could not be loaded. The box was as basic as possible. The actual gun does look awesome with the red barrel. As you take the gun out of the box you can feel the plastic moving around a bit giving the feeling of low durability. Pulling the trigger over and over provides an awesome blowback feature that’s continuous, unless you have an empty mag, just like a real gun on that part. Loading in the bullet into the mag is really fun and very realistic. The actual functionality of the gun, as you can see in my video is probably one to two stars out of five. As far as it being a fidget toy, that’s five out of five stars. The jamming frequency is almost every time, unless you manually cock back the slide and use the momentum from it all the way pulled back. Overall, the value for your money is not there. I’d say it’s a good one just to hang up on your wall for a display, plus using the blowback feature on the pistol and loading the bullets in the mag as a fidget toy.

Easy to use and a good gift for younger kids

This toy has been tons of fun for me and my son as we have our little in house battles. For the price, this definitely blows any nerf toy out of the water! This product looks good, feels good, and functions very well. Durability scale I'd give it a 7/10 with 1 being it would break if it dropped and a 10 being you could throw it on the ground and be worry free. Definitely tons of value for the price however we do experience occasional jams which I actually like because it's teaching my son how to solve problems!

So the product doesn't mention it, but this is a white variation of the Taran Tactical Combat Master pistol John Wick uses. Cool points for that. The pros are the action works well and emulated a real handgun, ejecting spent casings and operating the slide of the gun without any use of CO2 or batteries. The accuracy kind of sucks, and I often have an issue where the first casing of the magazine doesn't eject. Also, the spent casings fly forward instead of to the right. It only comes with 12 casings (each mag apparently holds 6), but it comes with a ton of extra projectiles, a couple small targets, two magazines, and eye protection.It feels a little flimsy, but will probably hold up until the novelty wears off. The range really varies, sometimes launching across a large room, while other times nearly falling out of the barrel. It is a lot of fun, and racking the slide reminds me of using a real handgun. I do wish it came with more casings as I've already lost one due to how they fly out of the gun to the front, but I am grateful for how many projectiles it came with. I haven't had any jams yet, but like I said earlier, the first casing always gets stuck in the gun. It is a fun, cool idea, kind of a bridge between a toy and airsoft.

I cannot believe how well this thing shoots. It is comparable to the bigger brands , but the actual shell ejection makes it better imo. My son loves it and gets good use of it. It's holding up well! I recommend!

NERF guns, BB/Pellet guns, Airsoft... I've bought them for myself, my kids, and grand kids for years. A veritable armory of recreational shooty things. And then there's this.As a 'toy' this falls in a weird spot: bright color, oversized, orange tip, plastic construction, plastic ammo. Fine.But loading the projectiles into each case, then into the magazine, then having the shells eject as the round fires is not only fussy, it's messy. (plastic flying everywhere) Six rounds to a magazine, it's hardly worth the work.Listed as an 'educational model' is slightly more accurate, I suppose. It could help an older child grasp how a real semi-auto handgun operates. I'm not sure why though. There are other, better ways to train people/youngsters in firearm function and responsible gun handling and safety. (SIDE NOTE: this pistol does NOT fire 'Fully Automatic')Bottom Line is get a Nerf/Nerf-clone if you just want a toy to have fun.If you want to teach kids about firearms, invest the time and effort, go to a licensed range/instructor and do it right.

Overall this is a very fun toy. It is really cool how it ejects the casing out of the side. However I do feel like the entire gun should have been orange. It does have the orange tip however from a distance it does look similar to a real one.