AGM MASTECH416 Soft Bullet Toys Gun, Empty Shell Ejecting Design, 40 Soft Foam Darts, 20 Shells, 2 Magazines. Toy Blaster Gun for Parties, Family Fun, Kids & Adults (Gold)

THE GOOD:--------------* So many components to this gun. It's modular, you don't have to use all of it.* There are 4 guns styles to create.* Silencer is included.* You get 40 darts and 40 shells.* When relaoding, the empty shell pops out just like the movies.* Will be fun making videos and putting them in slow-mo when the shells are popping out.THE BAD:------------* Nothing at all. I do have this operational tip... Remember that pulling back the reload mechanism does not set the trigger. So on your first shot, you need to pull the mechanism out, then slide it back in again, this will load the first bullet. Once you fire it, you pull it back out again, this is where you'll see the empty shell pop out, then slide it back in again to reload the next bullet. Rinse and repeat. I jammed this gun several times before being able to fire my first shot because I'm used to nerf toys where once you pull back, the trigger is ready to go. That's not the case with these types of "shell popping out" guns. 5-Stars!

My grandson loves this gun, plays with it all the time

Hard to disconnect and looks cool but jams a lot

spring

This was cheaply made. Was very disappointed for the price I paid. Even my grandson was disappointed. Not worth it

Good toy gun, but kinda pricey for the quality.

The gun is very good but I just need to figure out how to shoot it and then it will be good

The product is amazing, but I'm only saying this because it has a lot of real steel functions and is a exact replica of a real assault rifle. This is meant to be gifted to more of a teen because it is a bit difficult for a kid who hast played a shooter game to understand how to use this, just get them a nerf. But really good gift to give to a older kid around 14 to 17 yrs old as they will know how to use it. But the overall its accurate, decent build quality (nerf guns are better) and rarely jams.