Toy Gun with 20 Soft Bullets and 2 Ejecting Magazines. Actual Size of Colt 1911 with Slide Action Orange Barrel for Training or Play

A lot of fun! Works great.

For what it is - a cheap toy for kids 3 and up - this is awesome (I present no philosophical stance regarding giving toy guns to kids).The gun is dimensionally accurate. The slide racks, the trigger pulls, the magazine release button functions. The magazine is easy to load if you follow instructions and push the bullets in from the back; it holds 5 bullets. The bullets have a silicone rubber tip (the actual bullet part) with a hard plastic case/base. These parts do not function: the hammer, slide lock, safety, grip safety. The ejector port is also solid (no hole). You can take it apart with a small philips screwdriver.The mechanism is a simple spring and plunger. When the gun 'fires' it launches the whole cartridge - not just the actual bullet. The slide needs to be racked fully, or it won't fire. This might be hard for little kids, not because of strength, but just remembering to do that every time.Velocity (with mine, at least) is about 14 fps. If you hold the gun level at 3 feet off the ground, it will launch the bullets about 9 feet out. If you aim it up about 20 degrees, it will arc them out to about 15 feet. Accuracy is what you expect - at 5 feet away, you can easily hit a person, at 10 feet you might miss. The bullets do not hurt at all. At point blank range, it just feels like someone flicking you with their finger.On another note, I find this would be good for some aspects of firearms safety training. Because it's full size, and it can be chambered and fire without the magazine inserted, it can be used to illustrate certain safety points. It fits a real holster, and the trigger pull is actually about the same as a factory 1911. It's also a super bright color, easy to identify as a toy.

Works really good not that accurate though

Broke almost immediately. This is our second one of these and it keeps on jamming. It worked for maybe 1 hour.

B Not worth the price! Cheaply made and bullets don’t even shoot far and broke very easily

The media could not be loaded. What I loved about this item was that it is very realistic in looks, and that you can get extra parts for it, all while keeping a fairly cheap price. As the title states, at the time of this review, the toy is "Intended for Fun, Not Distance or Accuracy", something which people seem to lose sight of, when buying something so cheap. It won't go half a mile for a price less than thirty US.The bullets have a nice soft tip to them, and the area that would be the primer is nicely rounded, smooth, with no sharp transition lines. The toy has great colors to it, that make sure everyone knows it is a toy, and not the real thing. The 5 rounds for the magazine can be pushed in from top to bottom, or you can hold the mag follower down and slide the rounds in from the front - your choice! A word of caution to all - Do not drop these mags, or set them down with any small drops. Doing so will cause the top 2 rounds to launch out and across the room... The frame does feel a bit thin, when you're pulling the slide back, and there is a noticeable gap between the two halves, but for a children's toy, it is decently acceptable. The trigger has a nice squeeze and break to it, with no issues seen yet. The only thing I would change is that I would make the screws smaller or more hidden. The bright stainless steel screws stick out like a sore leg limp. Overall, a great item!

great quality, quick shipping, my son loves this! Not some cheap little toy gun!

This is a "TOY" , I bought this item for training purposes and to my disappointment the only thing that is similar to the operation of a real 1911 is the slide action and the magazine ejection. The hammer and safeties are not operational. To be a good training tool these parts need to be operational or at least movable.