Ammo Pack - 6000 Rounds

I'm on Amazon.com today to order two more ammo packs for our Blaster Pro guns. After school yesterday, my two boys had two other kids over and they played for a couple hours, running around playing war games with the blasters. I can't think of anything I would improve about this product. The ammo works very well in the BlasterPro guns and the guns themselves have worked well for a couple months of heavy use.We initially tried the Exploderz brand guns and ammo, which is very similar but more expensive and with terribly designed guns that take a lot of the fun out of playing war. We still have several of the Exploderz guns but they aren't used. The ammo for the two products is not interchangeable. In summary, the BlasterPro product is far better. If there's an even better version of this kind of toy, I'd love to hear about it.Please make sure your kids wear protective glasses when playing with these or any type of toy projectile weapons. I experimented with several types of protective goggles and glasses and the kids ended up liking the one at the link below best so I bought enough of these for everyone. So far, no one has been hurt with these protective glasses on.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000WPHV1O/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This is quite a nifty product. These are water-balls that are similar to paint balls. My son received one of these guns for his birthday, and quickly used up his ammo. There really are 6000 rounds. They start out smaller than a tiny pea and you place them in water. The water absorbs into the ammo until it is almost the size of a standard paint-ball. Then they are loaded into a hopper and fired with the gun. They have a blue color to the membrane, but the inside is only water so there is no mess after the target is shot. The gun comes with a set of targets that show where the water has hit, and then changes back as the target dries so that it can be re-used.

The 500 Premade rounds were obliterated into a smoosh when it was delivered to me. So that was $1.08 of unusable ammo I paid for. I was pleased with the fast delivery and it seems like 5500 rounds will still be worth the $12.95 I paid for them. I would purchased the blaster pro toy gun online through Walmart almost two weeks ago and It still has not made it to the pick up store. I would recommend. Paying the extra $15 and buying the gun through amazon if you need it within a couple weeks. That packaging is cool and definitely look forward to shooting the blaster pro if it ever gets here!Pros: plenty of ammo for the money you payCons: Premade ammo broken and unusable when shipped to you.

My son and his friend have yet to use all of the ammo yet! There is only one thing that could be a negative or a positive, you must grow your rounds in water for several hours before use. The product does come with a bag of prepared rounds, but the rest you will need to put in a container of water and grow. This usually takes several hours. Now there is a positive to this, the unprepared rounds are EXTREMELY small and are easy to store. They come in individual packages so you only need to prepare 500 rounds at a time.

The ones that were ready to use were mushy and broken up instead of whole balls. The rest were good you just have to use half the pack. The full amount is too many and get stuck in the cartridge. Overall a good buy. Cheaper than store and more amount. I'd buy again.

We have a pump shot gun that shoots this ammo and I think this is one of the coolest ammo/gun combos out there. The ammo absorbs water quickly (short preparation), shoots well, disintegrates on impact, and after a day you can't find any trace of this stuff (small shards dry up/shrink to nothing). Highly recommend.

My nephew loves guns and loves killing zombies, now if I can just convince him I'm not a zombie so he quits shooting me. These bullets are great, they explode on impact and don't hurt and don't really have much water to them. Tiny gel balls. Great idea.

It's ammo, what more is there to say. If you like the gun you need the ammo, it's as simple as that