PARRIS CLASSIC QUALITY TOYS EST. 1936 Holster Sets

Nice, loud cap gun. Good build quality.

It looks so cute and good quality for a kids toy!

As stated, it’s a decent little gun, good weight, nice feel. But it is about an inch smaller than other western cap guns and about as loud as an unsupressed .22 pistol. Unfortunately no locking hammer but overall pretty nice.

Good for the gift!

Love this cap gun! I looked everywhere and read a ton of reviews and this gun is easy for my 3 year old to fire and the trigger ring is big enough for his fingers! I’m not sure why it’s so hard to find a good cap gun but def worth the money. The holster is not good quality we bought a leather one but there gun is perfect.

The metal cap gun is an excellent quality reproduction. Unfortunately, it is half the size of a real gun, and therefore not a good prop for an adult.

These cap gun toys are becoming hard to find. I ordered one for each of my boys ages 7 and 10 and they both loved them. They are sturdy. They are a little pricey, but my boys have had a lot of fun with them. The belt runs a little small, but the holster can easily fit on any normal belt.

I ordered this cowgirl gun for myself, because I have always felt like a cowgirl even though I am a middle-aged suburban mom, and because my 7 year old wanted a cap gun for himself. (We got him the Big Tex pistol and holster set which was a better buy.) If he's going to be Wyatt Earp, I should get to be Annie Oakley. Well, Annie Oakley would have been very disappointed with this cap gun. The holster is cute but that's the best that can be said for this set.PROS:1) The gun has a pink plastic handle and comes in a cute pink holster with a cowgirl and horse on it.2) The rest of the gun is metal and has some weight, so it feels a bit more realistic than a gun made completely of plastic.CONS:1) Although it's metal, the barrel has a very shiny finish which makes it look really cheap.2) The trigger is very hard to pull and wore me out after a few rounds of pretend target shooting. I needed a pretend drink at the pretend saloon to help my real injured finger feel better. I can't imagine a young cowgirl being able to pull the trigger more than a few times before crying and wandering off to play Barbies.3) The roll caps which came with the set didn't fire properly at least half of the time. We found that pulling the safety back and letting it go would sometimes explode the unexploded caps on the paper as it came out of the top of the barrel. Is it a feature or a bug? I don't know, but it was certainly annoying.4) When the caps did go off, the paper frequently caught fire briefly. Not a safe thing for youngsters. But since most of them wouldn't be able to pull the trigger more than a few times anyway, this may be a moot point.5) The "belt" that the holster attaches to is a flimsy strip of webbing.Overall, the experience of ordering this gun and waiting hopefully for it to arrive on the Wells Fargo wagon was more fun than actually playing with it. Kids might not care about the aesthetics, but they might mind not being able to pull the trigger more than a couple of times. For the price, this wasn't worth it.