Soft Bullet Toy Gun Blaster, Realistic Toy Dart Hand Gun Soft Bullet Pistol Foam Shell ejecting Blasters with 3Clips, Gifts for Boys Girls Adults Age 8+

It’s cool and fun! My child just loves how it goes together and comes apart and how the little bullets and casing are ejected from the toy gun.

Got for my 6 year old and he loves it! Made well and lots of fun.

Bad bullets. Two piece bullets. Cool when shooting. A pain to find all the pieces and reassemble bullets just to shot again

My son loves this gun. It’s realistic look and the fact that it makes it into two different guns is AWESOME! He also loves the feature that you have a fake silencer. It feels cheap but it’s just because of the weight, it is very light. He has tons of fun running around the house and the backyard playing good guys and bad guys. Very easy to make the one gun into another, just one punch of a button on the side.

I brought this toy for my nephew, he said that it is not to bad.

This was the perfect toy for my nephew. He loved all of the accessories and how easy it is to take apart and put back together.

Not great for kids (IMHO) thanks to the very small (easy to lose and swallow) bullets, which themselves aren't very good: They rely on the outer casing (in seller's pics) for tension, and most importantly, airtight seal, so that puffing some air into the chamber breaks the seal and propels the foam "slug". Neat idea, except it's foam, so it deforms VERY quickly and then can't be used, as it won't seal properly. Even when it does work, the reliance on a foam seal means that you'll never get the same shot twice, making it less accurate than the first run of muskets. Looks (kinda) cool, the "silencer" (it's just an empty tube) is useful to cock it when the pistol is housed in the larger housing, which is nice because it's otherwise a pain to pull the slide back after every shot, and you DO have to charge it by pulling (or pushing from the front) the slide every time. The larger housing comes with a poorly fitted button battery (the kind kids LOVE swallowing), so in addition to reduced play time and the need to buy batteries most of us don't need for anything else, it also needs to be slapped a bit from time to time to get the light to go on, same deal with the "sight" that is just a messily engraved cross-hair in a plastic "lens", onto which a green light is shined (loosely, it leaks a LOT) around. I would not recommend this for kids, if you've ever seen kids playing, you know they do not have the patience for all this. Maybe ok for a WFH employee, as a pass-time during short breaks, but otherwise not recommended.

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