Toy Gun - Soft Dart Blaster with 20 Soft Darts and 2 Dart Holders – Slide Action with Safety Orange – Roleplay Accessory for Kids Age 6+

it is sturdy that i like the mag is really good and realistic do not like that it dose not fall like the really 1911 its a bit tough too pull out the mag . it feels nice in the hand loading bullets makes it feel like 45 ACP/9mm rounds that i do like.i also think the bullet drop and power can be improved with a stronger spring but still easy too pull and chamber a bullet one thing id like too also see is a working safety but over all very pleased great train / starter gun Toy. For gun control and or safety .

As mentioned in the other reviews, do not buy this for competitive nerf games. It is weak and inaccurate. Here are some reasons I love it though. It has a loadable magazine. 1:1 scale and model of a M1.1911 pistol. While the scale and model are realistic, the colors help kids tell that it is a toy gun. It doesn't shoot very hard. I like this bcuz it means my kids and I can shoot eachother. They like it when I catch the bullet. Clip falls out when empty, feels good. It can be fired like a muzzleloader if you want to skip loading the magazine. I hope this gun lasts a while cuz we love it.

The gun is good but the only con is that it’s the shooting is not accurate.

This is nothing like represented in the advertisement. Not to mention, I just received this on March 15th, opened it today after returning in town and went to immediately return the very very cheaply made item and I no longer have that option available. MAYBE AMAZON SHOULD TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THAT THEY MAKE MISTAKES FROM TIME TO TIME AS WELL. Not to mention, the enormous amount of orders that I place with Amazon if my customer was this dis-satisfied I would not care if it was 6 months later. It would be 100% obvious this TOY was not used at all if and when it were returned. Instead the almighty Amazon system cannot make a 1 digit mistake so it must be the consumers fault. This is a #PERFECT example why America has become the Worldwide “Customer NO-SERVICE Department” to anyone you ask around the globe. Trust me, I not only spent years on foreign soil for my Country, I do the same with my career! #SadBut100%True If you want True customer service buy from the small American companies that care about you by name not just an account number.

I like the fact that they are trying to achieve a somewhat realistic experience with this gun but, the quality is passable at best. Less than an hour into owning this toy, my son was already having trouble with the bullets jamming which could be a pain if you, like my son, fails to think and tries to rack the gun with chambered bullet jammed leading to the gun attempting to chamber another bullet to an otherwise jammed gun. This, I feel is the gun's biggest flaw to an otherwise fun toy. Durability could become questionable down the road with us experiencing problems very early into owning this toy. I can only hope getting a couple months worth of play from this toy. I suppose that would justify the price if it does last that long.

Cute little toy gun!

For what it is - a cheap toy for kids 3 and up - this is awesome (I present no philosophical stance regarding giving toy guns to kids). The gun is dimensionally accurate. The slide racks, the trigger pulls, the magazine release button functions. The magazine is easy to load if you follow instructions and push the bullets in from the back; it holds 5 bullets. The bullets have a silicone rubber tip (the actual bullet part) with a hard plastic case/base. These parts do not function: the hammer, slide lock, safety, grip safety. The ejector port is also solid (no hole). You can take it apart with a small philips screwdriver. The mechanism is a simple spring and plunger. When the gun 'fires' it launches the whole cartridge - not just the actual bullet. The slide needs to be racked fully, or it won't fire. This might be hard for little kids, not because of strength, but just remembering to do that every time. Velocity (with mine, at least) is about 14 fps. If you hold the gun level at 3 feet off the ground, it will launch the bullets about 9 feet out. If you aim it up about 20 degrees, it will arc them out to about 15 feet. Accuracy is what you expect - at 5 feet away, you can easily hit a person, at 10 feet you might miss. The bullets do not hurt at all. At point blank range, it just feels like someone flicking you with their finger. On another note, I find this would be good for some aspects of firearms safety training. Because it's full size, and it can be chambered and fire without the magazine inserted, it can be used to illustrate certain safety points. It fits a real holster, and the trigger pull is actually about the same as a factory 1911. It's also a super bright color, easy to identify as a toy.

ermm... my kid named finger was playing with... and he gave it me. said to me, "hey, this doesn't work". Turns out, the gun broke. Heh, didn't even get a full day out of it, and it broke. BROKEN.