Toy Revolver Gun Shell Ejecting Toy Gun, Toy Gun Pistols with 120 Soft Bullets and 12 Shells, Educational Model Toys Shooting Games Gifts for Boys and Girls, Kids 8+ Years Old

My grandson likes this toy pistol. He is not fond of reloading all of the shells after shooting them. The targets are small. He likes the pretend play with it. It also looks like the real thing.

Had it for a good while, worked pretty well! It recently broke on me but if your looking for a cheap gift this ain't too bad

Really good, I was surprised by the quality it has a matte real and lookswise it's super cool and I would recommend.

I enjoy the first 1, second is on way . Great job

Exactly what I wanted! It’s actually a perfect replica!

Very good

For kids of all ages. And by that I mean, my husband and tweens. My husband is very much a little kid at heart sometimes. This provided hours of enjoyment for everyone. I was worried when my husband ordered it because I thought someone would definitely get hurt. But all the 'ammo' is foam and very soft.

This toy revolver from LBDREXZ is so much fun. The gun itself is weighty in the hand hand the grip is nice and comfortable in the hand. Included with the box is the gun itself, 12 plastic shells, 3 cheap small targets (that can be thrown away right away), a pair of safety goggles for kids (too small for adults to wear), and a bunch of refill foam dart inserts. The gun features a 6 shooter mag that can be loaded using the supplied plastic shells. You simply fill each shell with a foam dart insert and individually load them into the 6 round magazine. Manually cock back the hammer between each shot advancing the barrel forward one chamber each time. When you are done shooting just pull the release lever and the mag will fall to the side and simply press in the metal rod to release all of the plastic shells. This manual process is so involved and fun even for a toy. I like the weighty feel of the gun, the wood grain handle is pretty fake looking but the shape is perfect and so comfortable in the hands. The orange tip on the barrel of this gun is painted on and the plastic token pieces on the handle are glued on and look pretty fake as well. This toy looks realistic from afar but you can definitely tell that it is a toy up close. The accuracy of this gun is really hit or miss as some foam darts fly out really straight and some kind of just instantly drop. I also noticed that sometimes cocking back the hammer doesnt advance the barrel to the next bullet. I am still not sure when or why this happens but I found that unloading the barrel and reseating it into the gun helps to fix that issue. I really enjoy messing around with this toy gun. This can be a great tool to learn how to handle a real weapon or it can be a nice way to teach yourself trigger discipline using a nonlethal toy. For $22 this is a fun little toy thats more hands on than a nerf gun but also less lethal than even a airsoft gun.