Galaxy 5.5" Magnum Spring Powered Airsoft Revolver (Color: Black)

"Good prop for skits, plays and videos. It's about the power of a nerf gun with a range of maybe 5 feet. It doesn't even remotely hurt at point-blank range. It''s fun to mess around with and great for display and arrived very fast, also super inexpensive. I like how it can be cocked with 1 hand, however it's more of a prop and/or toy than an airsoft gun.

"It's good for plinking, the lever is difficult to pull down and it doesn't have crazy range but it can knock down empty soda cans without sending the bb flying into the fourth dimension or wherever they go. I personally wouldn't use this for any matches but for the price, it's good for target practice.
Expanding on that part about how I wouldn't use it for matches, I got shot with this model, you can't really feel it that much it hits anywhere except a bony area like your fingers. Could make for some confusing with calling hits.

"This is my first airsoft gun, which I bought because it was 1. a revolver and 2. fairly cheap. This review will be written based on the price point. The build quality is fairly good, and the power is not lacking (for a springer). The prime weight is quite heavy due to it being a springer, but if you are a teenager or older you should have no problems with it. The weight is good in your hands and is great for spinning. Some of the shells have issues remaining in the cylinder when it is open, however this isn't a large issue if you keep the barrel pointed down. It doesn't shoot very far if you aim flat due to the lack of a hop-up. Overall, I am satisfied with the product, however it is worth mentioning the fragility; my friend got the same one, and his broke in multiple ways, including the hammer. His hammer no longer locks backwards and can no longer fire. For a thirty dollar gun, it is good as a prop and for tricks, but I wouldn't use it in a game.

"great prop don`t use for a game tho