The blaster does what it says and my kid loves it. What you see in the bag is genuinely all you get though, and half of it was gone under the furniture by the end of the first day. Add the dart and casing pack to your order or you will be doing it a week later like I did.

Got one for each of my boys and it ended the arguing instantly. Only knock is twenty darts between two kids disappears fast - order the dart and casing refill pack at the same time and save yourself the trip back.

Was half expecting hollow flimsy plastic for this price. It has real weight to it and the slide racks back with a proper snap. I keep messing with it while I'm on calls.

Ordered the Tan one because everybody has the black. It showed up packed properly with the darts and casings in their own tray so nothing was rattling around loose. Looks way better in person than the photos.

Every guest that walks in gets a demonstration whether they asked for one or not. He racks the slide, fires once, and waits for the reaction. Three weeks in and the novelty still has not worn off.

The ejection is the fun part but you are down to hunting on the carpet for brass every six shots. Six is just a bit thin. Ordering more casings basically doubles the play time before you stop to collect them.

My eight year old could not load the casings or work the slide on her own at first, so it was a two person toy for a while. She has it now, but it was not the instant independent play I was picturing.

Push each dart all the way into the casing or it will hang up on the next shot. Took us a few tries to work that out and there is nothing in the box explaining it. Once you know, it runs fine.

Sized for a teen or adult hand more than a small kid. My son manages fine with two hands and it has not slowed him down at all. Everything else about it is great.

After a solid month of daily use a few darts got a bit chewed up and do not seat as tight in the casings. Not a defect really, just consumables. The refill pack sorts it out.

The blaster is genuinely good. We were shooting at cereal boxes for a week before I gave in and ordered the foam targets, which is what it really needed to be a full setup.

My seven year old needs help racking it, my ten year old has zero trouble. It loosened up a bit after a few hundred cycles. Still a great toy, just aim a little older.

Works great, no complaints about the blaster itself. Just know that ejected casings disappear into a lawn instantly. We play on the driveway now and have not lost one since.

Really happy with it overall and my son plays with it constantly. One clip means a pause every few shots though. I ordered the extra replacement clip after a week and it fixed the only complaint we had.

The all black finish with the orange tip looks sharp. Honestly nicer than some of the pricier ones I looked at first.

Hitting a soda can from across the room consistently once you get used to the sights. Kid has been setting up little courses in the hallway.

No sharp seams, nothing wobbly, the clip seats with a solid click. For a plastic toy at this price it is put together well.

Pushing each dart into its casing and dropping them in the clip is weirdly relaxing. Then you rack it once and you are ready to go.

My two take turns with it which is basically a miracle in this house. The reload step slows things down enough that nobody just sprays darts everywhere.

Threw it in the bag for the weekend and the kids shot at pinecones for two days straight. Only lost a couple darts in the dirt which is better than I expected.

saved up for this one instead of another game skin and honestly no regrets. the casings ejecting is so satisfying, i just sit there loading and firing it.

Brought it to a family cookout and every kid there formed a line. Had to promise three of them I would send links.

We keep adding to the collection. This is the one my daughter grabs first because the slide is easy enough for her to work herself.

Thirty six dollars for a toy that ejects casings sounded like a gimmick that breaks in a week. Been about a month of my kid abusing it and everything still cycles fine.

One of those videos where the casings pop out in slow motion. Figured it was edited. It is not, it does exactly that in person.

Picked it up for a costume and it photographs great. Bonus that it actually functions so it is not just a dead piece of plastic hanging off my belt all weekend.

We had a bin full of the foam ones and they all sit unused now. The casing ejection is just more interesting to play with than a plain dart launcher.

Hard to buy for an eleven year old these days. This one got an actual reaction instead of a polite thank you. Shipping was quicker than I expected too.

He had it loaded and going before I even got the box broken down. Two days later he was teaching his cousin how to seat the darts in the casings.

I collect these and take most of them apart. The casing ejection on this one is clean and repeatable, it did not start short stroking after a hundred shots like two others I own.

I am usually the parent who says no to these. The darts are soft plastic and light, and we made a rule about eye protection indoors. He has been playing with it for three weeks with zero issues.

Bought it for myself. Sits on my desk and I load a casing and fire a dart at the trash can between meetings. Absolutely worth thirty six dollars for the amount I use it.