Soft Bullet Toy Gun - Stress Shot with Semi-Automatic Mode, Realistic Shell Ejecting Toy Guns (Black)

My Son really like this and has been playing with it a lot. I am surprised out how durable it is and how well it not only resembles and actual 1911 .45 but also that the firing of it feels legit too.

Fun toy. Double feeds often. I haven't quite got loading down yet. When I put the magazine in, and let the slide forward, it shoots right away, or the ammo falls out. It does not have an orange tip at all. It looks real, so beware.

I saw these and thought my kids would love them and bought couple radiants from different companies. The concept is awesome because it discharges like a real firearm but they jam and get stuck in gum and the plastic is cheap so the fun separates at the center so you have Rosmalia it back together constantly.

The realness of the red bullet firing out and leaving the shell behind is too much!!! It’s genius and it works but my Lawrd. If you thought stepping on, sweeping up, seeing nerf bullets everywhere was a problem…. Oh no, get your lil gun slinger this and you’ll proudly go purchase a pack 1M bullets for ya lil cowboy/cowgirl. Hunting down those red pieces, putting the bullets back together (red piece & shell), loading it into the magazine, for only 8 rounds, oh my Lawrd, it is too much.

Gun functions as I expected. The look is somewhat realistic, the size is realistic too, and the weight is surprisingly light. However sometimes when firing the toy, the casing won't eject and firing the next one ejects two casings. Quite fun to use, but quality could use some upgrades.

Nephew loved this as his birthday gift. Was a lot of fun.

The overall build of this is pretty decent for the price. The blowback is nice and responsive. The amount of accessories that comes with it is pretty good too. Now on to the bad. I could not get anything to discharge from it when firing. The gel balls just sit in the magazine and don't cycle upward. I tried all 3 magazines and none worked. I tried violently shaking the pistol while firing it, and that got 1-2 gel balls to roll out of the barrel. Assembly - This was a little more difficult than I anticipated. The biggest struggle was shoving the main battery into the undermount flashlight body. Noise - I wasn't prepared for how loud the blowback cycling would be. I guess it makes sense with the materials being hard plastic, but it's something to be aware of. Neighbors will definitely hear it if you live in the suburbs. I'll be returning this as it doesn't operate, which is a shame.

Fun for kids, perfect size and looks like real.