Gold Soft Bullet Toy Gun Shell Ejecting for Boys, Realistic Toy Pistol with 2 Clips, 50 Foam Bullets & 40 Shells, Ideal Christmas Birthday Gift for Boys Adults

Very high quality a little hard to cawk back and the bullets dip down barely when shot but in general I love it and it’s very realistic plus the size is nice

Broke/wouldn’t eject after couple hours. Not sure if we just got a bad one or if it is just poorly made. The kids loved it while it lasted. EDIT: I have changed my rating based on the excellent customer service that I received. THEY reached out to me and have replaced my purchase. So far the grandkids are having a blast!

Check the reviews on this guy it is pretty and the gun is made of very good quality materials, but it gets jammed minutes after opening it so much so that it breaks the shell casings and there are a lot of complaints of the same thing happening with other people you put it in the closet forget about it because it’s not working right if you wait too long then you can’t get your money back for it thankfully Amazon refunded part of my payment and now a full payment and I got a different option for a younger child!

My son loves this however the foam bullets get stuck easily in the chamber. Other than that it’s good quality and perfect for young kids. Just don’t flash it outside because it looks real. I bought the gold one because the black looks even more real!

I put it all in one review for you. Save time. Speed read this little gem. PROS: -extremely realistic looking, functions just like a Colt 1911 semi automatic. -Has Colt name on side. LOOKS the part of a steel bodied SA gun -Magazine can be released quickly (so you can feel like John Wick in a techno club scene). -Orange plastic tip is intentionally NOT glued to the gun. It slides in place to the front of the barrel, making it OPTIONAL if you want to use it. ...For kids, USE IT. Could save their lives so nobody thinks they have a real gun. -Having the orange tip as an optional item means these double as GREAT prop guns if you are into theater, plays, or making budget-friendly YouTube videos. -Magazines & springs are realistic and functional. Loading a mag feels comparable to loading the wife's Glock .22 -Bullet shells look VERY realistic unless you pick one up and scrutinize it. ...Again, excellent value for movie/theater props. CONS: -You will be hunting the bullets and shells EVERYWHERE. I do NOT recommend this to parents unless you can release your kids somewhere OUTDOORS and make them hunt for the bullets themselves. (if it keeps them occupied, it's worth it) -Both my wife and our shepsky (dog) hate the noise, but they're haters sometimes... -Bullets are TINY! Adds to the realism (think .22 LR ammo), but means they can go into random obscure places to never be found again. -Some guns will have issues out of the box. I bought 2 (to pretend I'm in a John Woo film when gun battling with my son). Had to return 1 as it had a defective magazine button out of the box. Couldn't hold the mag in place. -Both guns I purchased have intermittent jamming issues, where the slide won't eject the shell casing. Luckily I'm "gun trained" so I can clear the jam quickly, but it's a nuisance when it happens, as you don't want to break your "affordable plastic prop gun" FINAL VERDICT: The overall quality and fun of these guns is HIGHLY compelling for the price.

I bought it for my grandson and he loves it! He's kinda picky but he even gave me an extra hug 😊 I wasn't sure what I was going to get when I ordered it but it was his favorite birthday present.

Ya get what ya pay for super cheap jams consistently more headache than fun

Grandson loves it ! Easy to use he is 8 and I think it's a great gun for the cost . He has lots of fun shooting me lol . Not cheap made