The kids and I have had fun with it, and I have tried it on soda cans in the backyard. It isn't especially accurate and the build feels a little cheap, but it works and has given us plenty of laughs.

My grandkids love playing with foam dart guns, Nerf and every other brand and having wars and I found that a lot of these guns are as good as any name brand and a lot of the time better. This gun is really cool and shoots a small plastic bullet and ejects a shell when you shoot giving it a realistic shooting experience.

I bought it to show my nieces and nephew how the controls work. The slide moves on its own spring and even locks back. Some of the casings are poorly made, but it works and I have enjoyed it.

Feels way more realistic than other toy guns we’ve bought. The blowback action is actually pretty satisfying.

I bought this for my nephew and ended up playing with it more than him. The shell ejecting feature is surprisingly addictive. Every trigger pull feels like a small action scene. It’s not just another foam dart toy it actually has personality.

Pretty solid toy overall. The movement and sound effects make it feel premium.

I gave it to a friend for his birthday and he liked the realistic look. It does not shoot far, is not very accurate, and the plastic feels light and cheap. It works, I guess, but it looks as if it could jam in ten shots or fewer.

It works smoothly and gives that satisfying shell-ejecting moment without being loud or heavy. The neighborhood friends enjoy target practice and competing for the best score. The lightweight design is comfortable to carry.

A good purchase.

I found it easy to use for showing how to handle a gun. I would order it again.

It acts much like an actual firearm. I have fun with it and find it accurate.

The build feels solid and I like the design. It has given us what we hoped for.

I like how it loads and reloads. The spring in a casing sometimes gets cramped; a small flat screwdriver can free it.

My nephew loves it.

The firing and ejection mechanism is clever but prone to error, so expect lots of failures. It looks realistic enough to seem dangerous without being very functional. With a little paint, I find it more useful as a stage prop.

Loading the projectiles into cases and then into the magazine is part of the fun for me, and the slide stays back when empty. It only hits the tiny targets at short range; my other toy pistols are more accurate farther out. I see it more as an interesting mechanism than a way to learn marksmanship.

It fires without batteries or gas, and I like the shell ejection. The cases fly straight up and bounce around; I have already lost two. I would still recommend it.