Toy Gun with Graffiti Pattern, Toy Pistol with Soft Bullets and Ejectable Magazines, Shell Ejecting Toy Guns, Toy Foam Blaster for Kids Age 6+, Birthday Gifts for Goys Teenager

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This toy gun comes with instructions, silencer attachment, a spare magazine, bullet casings and bags of foam bullets - much more than there are casings.Build quality seems good and the gun has a good shape with a matte graffiti style exterior. I already own a similar gun so had no difficulty loading this one - interestingly the bullets and magazines for the two guns are the same size but that one has a marking to take seven bullets while the magazines for this gun are marked to take six bullets. It's relatively lightweight but still satisfying in hand.I had a little difficulty cocking the gun and loading the first bullet but once I had done that, it worked pretty well. The problem with these types of guns is that they can easily get jammed or have bullets get stuck in their casings. When the reload mechanism gets stuck it can be a considerable fiddle to get the misfired bullet out. The thing to do is get this out of the way early - if a bullet gets stuck, put it aside and just use the others. I only had to do that with one bullet before I had six that worked every time, so I am very pleased with the low error rate.The gun generally works beautifully - I can shoot, eject the shell, load another and repeat. Once six shots are fired I can eject the magazine, load another and repeat. It's a lot of fun thanks to the reloading mechanism. While spares are included, I do not want to lose any bullets so what slows me down is looking for them and picking them up before I fire more. On light carpets the black foam bullets are easy to spot but on dark ones it's much harder, I wish they were fluorescent yellow. The casings are easy to spot at least but in the kitchen I am always worried about them rolling under the washing machine.I wish a couple more sheets of casings were included but overall performance is impressive with only the occasional misfire so I am very happy with this gun.

I wanted to start a war with my partner and these are very good if you want to add a bit more realisim to a nerf fight. These are basically an adult version of Nerf.I am struggling to find ammo to buy on its own though. Does anyone know, or can the seller answer, where I can buy just the ammo and the casings? I do not need more guns, just the ammo. Thanks.(Would be 5 stars if ammo was easy to find)

This toy gun from XAZASTOV comes with a selection of plastic bullets with casings, a silencer and 2 x magazines.The gun itself is made of plastic with a vibrant bright design across it I presume to distinguish it from looking like a real gun.There are little rubber bullets that are inserted into the plastic shells. These are then inserted into the magazine ready to be loaded into the gun.This is the first time I have seen the bullets and casings separate and after loading them into the magazine the bullets have to be inserted quite far in otherwise they would not fit into the magazine.Firing the gun is done by pulling the firing mechanism back on the gun which is then ready to be fired. When the gun is fired the rubber bullet shoots out and the casing is then ejected when the gun readied again. This does work although it does feel somewhat fragile as the plastic gun is quite brittle.There is a plastic silencer for the gun as well which adds some novelty and interestingly is in black unlike the gun.The bullets themselves do not fire very far and is certainly not a nerf gun.Overall the gun is a bit underwhelming and feels like it could break anytime as it feels brittle and stiff to pull the firing pin back and wont break any records with the bullet distance but at the price it is a bit of fun.

I got this yesterday and the magazine broke straight up it's not good at all and I don't recommend this at all!!!