Toy Revolver Gun Shell Ejecting Toy Gun, Toy Gun Pistols with 80 Soft Bullets, 12 Shells, 1 Goggles and 3 Targets, Educational Model Toys Shooting Games Gifts for Boys and Girls, Kids 6+ Years Old

awesome prop.

It was Terrible, extremely cheap bullets dont fit and this whole gun is not worth a cent. Also the hammer got stuck and instantly became useless. Horrible.

My son really enjoys this. There are a lot of shells that came with it. And the size was great for his hands.

Returned within hours of receiving. The gun itself was ok quality but the darts and shells were just horrible. The nerf darts literally just fall out of the gun. My grandson played with it for 2 minutes before becoming so frustrated that he had spent his well earned chore money on this thing.

My son loves this gun. So much that he broke the first one from playing with it so much. The 2nd one is still running strong.

Looks cool and feels great to pull the hammer back before each trigger pull. It's fun to spin the cylinder and load cartridges. Lots of cartridges and lots of bullets to play with, so there's no big worry if you lose any of the foam "darts" that come with this.However, a big problem with this is the bullets themselves! None of the foam bullets fit in the cartridges properly, instead falling out of the back OR the front. The only way to load it without issues is by holding the gun up and sliding the foam down the front of the cylinder while the cartridges are loaded, without swinging the cylinder out. If that sounds weird, it's because it is; it's almost like loading an old West revolver!Additionally, this is single-action only, meaning the gun only fires IF you pull back on the hammer. Not a big deal, but some may be disappointed by a lack of double-action.The bullets, when they do fire, actually come out at a decent velocity. I would NOT recommend this to children under the age of 11 and would use it as an instructional tool for proper gun safety.

Good toy. Works good.

Not a huge fan of the toy but it somewhat works... It didn't come with any instructions, and the pieces are tiny and easy to get lost or dogs eating them... This is a good quality and would be fun for kids, but it is definitely a little tricky.