Gold Soft Bullet Toy Gun Shell Ejecting for Age 8, 9, 10, 11, 12+ Years Old Boys, Realistic Toy Pistol with 50 Foam Bullets, 40 Shells & 2 Clips, Ideal Christmas Birthday Gift for Kids Adults

The design of this product is pretty cool. It shoots small "nerf-like" bullets out of plastic shells, which are loaded into the magazine. When you pull the slide back to load the next round, it ejects the shell casing like a real pistol. My son is getting a lot of fun out of it. Good product. Would reccommend.

Great little prop gunPros: looks badazz at 240pCons: BULLETS EVERYWHERE xD

So my son loves toy guns, but this was a waste of money. It jammed less than 10 minutes after he got it. Save your money and DON’T GET THIS.

My son loved this one. It shoots and the shells came out. They are small so keeping track of them is hard, but it's a fun one.

I got this a long with a bunch of other similar toy guns. The others were all semi-auto via clockwork mechanisms, but this one requires you to rack the slide before each shot, and that's a huge disappointment.And being semi-auto is the biggest fun factor with the other toy guns, because they all had working slide locks, last round hold open, and other realistic features. This one is far simpler: you rack the slide and then you pull the trigger to launch a little toy projectile.Setting aside how disappointing this was, this toy Desert Eagle is otherwise a fine toy on its own. It's mildly large (though not as big as a real Desert Eagle, so don't go thinking you can use this as a prop in a video or something), it it pretty unrealistically lightweight, and it does eject shells. The projectiles fly probably 15-20 feet accurately.More than anything, it's cool that it's a (fake) gold plated Desert Eagle. But it does feel pretty cheap.7/10It is pretty affordable, but for only a tiny bit more, I would recommend finding a semi-auto model.

Never really worked like it was supposed to. Cool look, just not really functional.

I bought this for my son and he absolutely loves it. It’s safe, smooth-running, and surprisingly accurate for practice. He’s been able to work on his trigger discipline and loading skills, and the shell ejection feature is a huge hit—it makes it feel realistic without compromising safety. No jamming issues, and it’s perfectly safe to use indoors. Definitely recommend for kids who are learning and want something that feels real but stays safe.

My 9 year old loves this because it’s a) gold and b) has a magazine which he say make it so much cooler. The bullets a super small but they have to be so all in all he’s been very happy with it.