Realistic Toy Gun for Nerf Guns Darts - with 100 Soft Foam Bullets 3 Magazines, Electric Foam Blaster Semi-Auto Sniper Rifle Toy Gun with Scope for Boys 8-12 Age, Birthday Gifts for Kids and Adults

This thing feels incredibly cheaply manufactured. It uses the kind of coarse, malleable plastic you see in low-end lawn equipment, thin enough that it flexes when you press on it. The tacky yellow camo pattern is cut in half by a very obvious seam, and everything fits together really strangely. Feeling the stock flex as you lock it into place makes it feel like it's going to twist in half, and the barrel clips on in a way that clearly is not able to be detached. The battery door doesn't close all the way, and once you finally power it on, the gun screams and vibrates in a way that makes you feel like it might spin itself apart at any second.Nevertheless, it does function. When you pull the trigger, it shoots a dart out with considerable force and loads the next into the chamber without jamming or misfiring. Removing and replacing the magazine feels normal enough, presumably because the magazines feel like they are made of a different type of plastic from the gun itself. This is a perfectly functional nerf gun, but it just feels so bad in hand that I have a hard time recommending buying it.

This is an O.K. Foam Blaster. It seems weak to me. Doesn't shoot very far, lacks power and the plastic feels cheap and unimpressive. I wanted to love it, but I just don't.

I got this for my nephew to use when he visits, but his dad, my brother, was much more interested in it because of how realistic it looked. It comes in parts and must be put together similar to a real gun. It's got a really crazy far range.The biggest downfall is also one of its plusses: the battery. It takes a while to charge the battery, and it doesn't last as long as you would expect, but it is rechargeable, so you don't have to spend a ton on traditional batteries.This is better for big kids, like teens or adults, but still a great gift!

These are full nerf sized bullets. You can’t put neef bullets in there. But they do include a lot of darts. Some hard tip some sticky tipped. There method the used to bypass the hole spring fire nerf gun is unique. Should have been full auto with this set up. You basically hit a switch the just turns air on feeding at all times. And than you semi auto fire or more like load the bullet in the barrel that the air is already traveling down. Seems like with this approach it would have been easy to make the gun full auto but maybe it would jam when they tried. Still an amazing alternative to the single first cock the gun to load the spring and than fire like the standard nerf style gun. This gun has some decent range. The spring style guns were alway easy to modified with stronger spring. But this gun set up. Other than the risk that comes with over voltaging. Upgrading a air driven gun would be a completely different deal most people in this hobby is used to seeing

I've really enjoyed playing around with this dart blaster. The assembly was extremely quick and uncomplicated which I appreciated greatly. The gun comes with two extra magazines, a ton of darts, and a very aesthetically pleasing scope. You really cant go wrong in any department with this blaster.