Soft Bullet Toy Gun - Semi-Automatic Handgun with Shell Ejection and Auto Rebound,Gun Toy for Teen Boys,Tactical Target Shooting Game

Works great, doesn’t jam hardly at all and the shells actually eject like they should ! My kid loves it!

Points for a realistic look, loading action, and decently realistic function/usage for those aspiring action movie makers! It's close enough to the real thing honestly to also be used as a tool to teach about weapon safety. It has provided hours of fun for my "action-hero" kid. It comes with everything pictured, and is easy to put together. Although as a parent, the red tips that separate from the shells are EVERYWHERE, as are the shells, because the shells seem to go in all sorts of directions (it's not entirely predictable, and they don't fall out just to the right side, some of them fling up and around to the left). They are tiny and hard to find, so be prepared to lose a ton of them quickly if you don't have a dedicated empty space to use them in. The range on our particular product seems to only be about 10 feet or less, and I haven't found the accuracy to be consistent, but it doesn't seem to bother the primary user any.

Right out of the box I was really impressed at how similar both the size and feel of this toy is to an actual Glock. This thing fit all of my accessories the same as the real thing. Just this feature alone is enough to make it an excellent safe alternative for holstering and target acquisition drills in the house, not to mention basic gun handling safety in a classroom environment.I really appreciate the black coloring with the orange barrel which, of course, is required. I also think that it is hilarious that they removed the “OCK“ from the Glock logo on the slide and refer to the model as an “18C“ which is kind of in between the actual models.I was really impressed by the action and functionality of the toy. I was amazed that they could simulate a slide blowback function without using any CO2 or electric power. The whole thing is able to function just through finger leverage combined with spring power and ingenuity. Each pull of the trigger cycles the action all by itself. Very cool! The plastic and rubber projectiles lock snuggly down against the springs inside each cartridge. The “primer“ on each cartridge is a button that rocks back a lever inside to release the projectile and allowing it to travel down the barrel. I was pleasantly surprised that not only does the magazine release work the way it should but so does the slide release on lock-back.I do recommend using a soft, impact absorbing material behind your targets to make retrieval of the projectiles easier. With the rubberized fore-end, they really bounce and go pretty much anywhere. Tracking them down did get a little old, and the accuracy leaves a lot to be desired, but it is a ton of fun to use! The plastic shells are ejected like spent casings in the real thing which increases the cool factor even more.I really appreciated the fact that they included three magazines. Each one holds six rounds, so between the three of them, they accommodate all 18 included cartridges. They even load through the top, against a spring loaded follower like the real thing as well.All in all, I think that this toy gun is totally worth the price, not only for just plain fun but also as a useful training tool.

I picked this up for my son. He was looking for a toy pistol that had a realistic slide. This one is almost too realistic. It looks exactly like a Glock and functions very similarly. It even has little bullets that it shoots and ejects from the cartridge. They are hard to keep track of, but they are fun to use. We have done a lot of indoor target shooting with this. It is not terribly accurate, but it is the most realistic toy pistol I have ever seen, and it is very fun to play with. It does not require CO2 or anything like that. Everything seems to be spring-loaded, so you push the bullet into the casing and the casing into the clip. It is even semi-automatic, which is a nice touch.

The Soft Bullet Toy Gun is a fun semi-automatic handgun with realistic shell ejection and auto rebound features, making it great for tactical target shooting games. However, reloading the shells can be quite tedious, which slightly takes away from the fast-paced action experience. It is a great learning tool for anyone who doesn’t want to waste real bullets to practice handling a weapon.

I've gotten a few of these before, and this is definitely the best one. The trigger racks the slide and fires the gun without having to manually load it every time which is awesome. It's one of the more solid feeling ones, I think it will hold up fairly well and feels a bit heavier in your hand. For the price, this has got to be the best one I've found so far. I know a kid would lose all the shells and bullets pretty quickly, but they are pretty universal and you can get more. I love the look of the glock and I think it's pretty fun to play with. I'm sure a kid would love it, just be warned you'll be finding those little red bullets all around the house.

I admit, I was a little excited to play with this product myself. Unfortunately, I am extremely disappointed in it.To sum up the totality of the experience, you can't even shoot the targets at 5 feet away because the projectiles don't have enough power.That might be a blessing though, because when you load this, as the slide drops on a live magazine, it will fire.If you try to chamber a round like a normal gun, it will fire.I had multiple incidents where this fired without pulling the trigger, which could be dangerous for children, only saved by the absolute lack of power behind the projectiles. I can hit the targets somewhat reliably at about 8 inches away from them.I say somewhat because it also sometimes doesn't fire. The shells eject with the projectile still inside. Sometimes they go off when they aren't even loaded into the gun.Overall it's disappointing and dangerous at the same time.

throws the bullet while installing the gun. and Dangerous. Don't buy it for kids. Small bullets can be dangerous for eyes.