Toy Gun,Soft Bullet Gun, Educational Toy Model, EVA Safety Foam Soft Bullet, Toy Foam Shock Wave Soft Bullet Game Gun, Non-Aggressive Children's Gift, Suitable for Children Over 8-14 to Play

I'll update when my son opens and uses it but just an FYI for anyone wondering...... just got mine today (April 2023) and it definitely has a BRIGHT ORANGE TIP indicating a toy gun🔫👍UPDATE- now that he's played with it for a couple weeks, I can say that it is really awesome!! He's only 5, so at first the trigger was hard to squeeze, but honestly within 15 minutes bullets were flying. His brother got a similar (but different) style realistic nerf gun. The only thing I will say is that they are VERY VERY realistic toy guns even with the orange tip (again friends it definitely DOES have an orange tip per recent order). In my opinion this realistic aspect can be both good and bad, but to me, the good outweighs the bad. Since they are so accurate, these kind of toy guns make a great teaching aid for the kids, especially my 11yo who already goes to practice his shooting at the range and is really into hunting, but also this aspect makes it not so great for mettlesome strangers or nosey neighbors who could make a rash decision out of sheer ignorance. Because I know how people think and react, I had to tell the boys they aren't allowed to leave the house, except for sleepovers with the cousins, and that they could only battle/ have war pretend play sessions, using their new weapons, out back and within the cement block fence surrounding the back yard. We definitely don't need someone sending the police over or worse.....Even so, the boys still ♡LOVE LOVE LOVE♡ them most and I still prefer them to the typical nerf gun☆

i bought two of these one .45 and other 9mm glock both came with a fake silencer they are both decent but are cheaply made easy to operate though i am left handed so the release is for right hand only and you do have to pull the slide back every time to shoot which again my hand is in the way for the spent shell to eject i have had it to jam a few times overall you get what you pay for

Exactly as described. An accurate plastic reproduction of the real thing. Nice red nose, reassuring everyone it is not real. Exactly as expected.

I don't really know what to rate this. On the one hand, the product functions just as advertised. The downside is that the orange tip in the images is nowhere to be found, making it a huge safety hazard. This is a problem that's easily remedied, I guess, but the lack of an orange tip is a huge oversight on the part of the manufacturer and I'd hope that gets corrected.

This is a really well made gun for the price and type. Firing small soft projectiles and ejecting casing works great. I wouldn’t leave it around small kids or pets due to the small size of the pellets and shell casings. It’s also so realistic looking a person could be mistaken for carrying a real gun.

My 7 year old wanted this toy gun after seeing something similar on a toy review on YouTube. He used his birthday money to purchase this and holy smokes this toy gun is extremely realistic. We have made sure to educate him on safety and keeping it at home only as it is extremely real looking and could very well be misleading to onlookers. My sons karate instructor was teaching a weapons self defense class today and he was extremely impressed with the quality and function of this toy gun as compared to a real semi automatic hand gun. Needless to say, it’s great quality, very realistic, but should be purchased with caution.

Great for shooting random objects in the privacy of your home, and the safest way to play Russian Roulette. Don't point this at a real Lawman.

A concerning aspect being that the product in hand does not have the orange coloration at the mouth of the barrel, I think that is a no no by the law.Another downside is that the shells are not auto-ejected so you have to hand pump each time you want to fire. Plus, if you do not pump it just right, it jams frequently.The plastic that it is made of doesn’t really feel that sturdy if I’m being honest.