The G17 shell ejecting toy gun is a spring-powered mechanical blowback pistol that fires soft foam darts while automatically ejecting brass-colored dummy shell casings. Each trigger pull cycles the slide, ejects a shell, and launches a dart — replicating the full load-fire-eject-reload sequence of a real semi-automatic pistol without batteries or gas. Priced at $49.99, it includes 6 brass shells, 20 foam darts, and one extended magazine.
How does the G17 shell ejecting toy gun work?
The pistol uses a mechanical linkage system powered entirely by a spring. Load a foam dart into a dummy shell, insert shells into the magazine, then pull the trigger. The slide cycles backward (blowback), ejects the spent shell through the side port, and fires the dart. After the last round, the slide locks back automatically — signaling reload.
What makes this toy gun different from standard foam blasters?
Most foam dart toys have static slides and no shell ejection. The G17 shell ejecting toy gun adds two premium features: reciprocating blowback slide action and automatic brass shell ejection. These mechanical functions replicate real pistol operation, making it ideal for collectors, cosplay, and tactical training simulation.
Is the G17 shell ejecting toy gun safe?
Yes. The pistol fires lightweight soft foam darts that cannot cause impact injury. A permanently molded orange muzzle tip ensures U.S. federal toy firearm compliance (15 USC §5001). The spring-powered mechanism contains no pressurized gas or batteries. Recommended for ages 14 and up with adult supervision for younger users.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.