2PCS Foam Blaster Toy Guns, Blasters, Shockwave,Safe Toy Fake Gun Model Revolver Toy Gun with Soft Bullet Look Real Action Mini Pistol Model for Children Age 3-8+

Coming in plain brown packaging this does open to a very stuffed box. You get both the toy guns and a plethora of wobbly guys and targets.The guns themselves are nice and large, bright with enough details that they look fun for a kid but arnt realistic enough for anyone to think they were nothing more than a toy.Theres is some fun and role play in the "loading" as the darts are placed in the chamber which you can fit and rotate or remove. Using both loaders for a child can use the other as a quick reload so again, more role play choices.But as actual toys, they have all the bells and whistles in looks but not in function, even using dart alternatives it is the firing of the gun that is where its weakest the initial shot is loud and it does look to travel but theres something wrong with the weight or how its fired they just lose all inertia and flail widely.

Better keep an eye on the bullets.

The media could not be loaded. These are large. I play airsoft and so grabbed these as it would allow me to safely 'plink' inside without damaging anything. These are larger than the real thing and while being plastic they do feel solid. Catch is these will be too large for a young kid (3-8+ year old ...) to hold. Being single action you pull back the hammer till it locks then pull the trigger. Both of these require a little force, so again I can not see them being able to use these toy guns, and my score reflects that.Accuracy is a laugh, you are never going to hit any of the targets provided (12 mini Weeble type figures (Won't fall down) and 5 small targets, though range is good. The video shows me firing them at a door ~20 feet away (I was about 2-4 feet behind the camera. I was aiming at the middle of the upper panel and you can see some of the darts did maintain that height though most pulled to the left. Lot didn't make it that far and sometimes they almost drop out.I found that you need to push the darts right in, though that does not always help. Also sometimes I had to re-align he cylinder in the gun for it would not fire the dart as it was just a bit to the side of where it needed to be.In reality this is more for when two kids are wearing safety glasses and shooting at each other, but in this modern day you can not say that.

These toy guns can be a lot of fun in the right hands but having used them myself I definitely wouldn't be handing them over to small children. They are easy to load and use but the little foam darts have a slightly harder tip which can sting if it hits you close up. How do I know? because stupidly I bent over when my partner was holding one of these! I wouldn't recommend it. So for that reason I would suggest only letting older children play with them.The 'targets' that come with the guns are ridiculously small and pointless as the guns are not that accurate. I would suggest storing up your empty pop cans to use them like a shooting gallery. We have had a lot of fun using these but one: we would never take them on to the street to play for obvious reasons! And two we will be keeping these for ourselves rather than the little ones. Four out of five stars.

I know they're not very expensive but you expect the to at least work consistently. Poorly presented, wildly inaccurate and they jam and misfire constantly. A source of frustration rather than pleasure. My Grandson played with them for about 10 minutes, once he realised he couldn't hit a barn door with them , never mind his sister, he's never looked at them since.

Great little nerf guns my son loves these sometimes it's the little things easy to pop in a bag and take out to entertain the child

I received everything that was in the listing but in a cheap brown box with no branding - not a good start. I'm not sure in this day and age you would want your kid firing an imitation firearm...anyway, as a foam dart gun it's very inaccurate so I'm not sure these are going to hold the attention of any kids for any length of time. I think you would be better off with a pea shooter, if you can still get those.

Gun set, probably better for adults who want to mess about firing at each other.The guns, are white hard to fire. Loading the bulletd is fiddly.The targets given are so small, any child would struggle to hit them, that’s if they haven’t fallen over at that point.I know it’s listed as looking realistic, but unfortunately for me, I didn’t feel comfortable giving this to my nephew, as from a distance they do look realistic. Which is a bit of a touchy subject and esp at schools.Build quality is ok, I don’t expect them to last more than 6 months, they do feel quite cheap.Overall, for a laugh and messing about, then yes. Not sure I’d recommend for children though. The bullets and targets are small in size, so I’d say 10+ for child to use it safely