Toy Revolver Gun

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

We had to order a replacement due to the trigger breaking. No issues with the replacement so far. I didn't get my label printed out in time (the link expired 😔). But some of the bullets and cartridges were already missing so I may have been charged for it anyway. So I guess he will just have extra bullets this way.

The first minute with this thing I realized I had just bought the biggest disappointment. I picked it up expecting some kind of cowboy fantasy and instead immediately felt like I was holding a hollow plastic movie prop. You can’t even cock back the hammer, which is insane because that’s like 80% of the reason anyone buys something shaped like this. I don’t know anyone who’s covered in grease stains, cheeto dust, and fake tactical opinions would say I’m a little piece of ❤️❤️❤️❤️ for having this opinion, but I genuinely think this thing does what a toy gun should never do: 1: feel cheap, 2: shoot weird, and 3: somehow make the included targets pointless. The springs in the casings are completely off center, so even if you aim like you were trained by a retired movie sniper with nothing left to lose, the bullet is still going to fly wherever the hell it wants like it has its own side quest. You could line up the sights perfectly, breathe slowly, steady your hand, and the shot would still go “nah” and hit a lamp, a wall, or some imaginary enemy three feet to the left. They even give you targets with points on them, which is hilarious because how would you ever know how many points you got? The target doesn’t stay there proudly displaying your score. It just falls over like it’s embarrassed to be involved. And yeah, the gun is free or whatever, except this isn’t a gun and it wasn’t free, so now I’m just standing here holding a lightweight plastic disappointment wondering if the real target was my wallet the whole time. It’s so light that it doesn’t feel like a revolver, it feels like a revolver’s distant cousin who skipped leg day and lies about being “basically the same thing.” I could not give a ❤️❤️❤️❤️ if someone else had fun with it. The amount of time it took for you to read this review is about how long it took for you to get bored of this product. My experience was cocking nothing, aiming for nothing, scoring nothing, and learning that sometimes the most accurate part of a toy gun is the buyer’s regret. Oh yeah and it costs 18 hard earned dollars.

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Es un jueguete muy bonito a mi hijo le encanto

This is a pretty good replica to mess with, but it is a bit cheaply made. I have had 4 shells break as i am shooting them. But overall its an ok toy gun for how much it is.

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

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.