Liberty Imports Max Power Motorized 32 inches Gatling Machine Gun Toy with Ejecting Bullets, Realistic Lights and Sounds

I loved the product. Please know however, that I am using it as an adult cosplay accessory. and though I understand that toy guns need to be silly colors so kids don't get shot in america, however, I would love if more manufacturers would start making "toys" that are made for cosplayers with either the same noises that the gun makes (as in my case "old painless" from predator. ) or similar lighting. The bullets ejecting is a nice touch, but not useful for a cosplayer. I had to modify the gun to not eject bullets, and also make the barrels spin faster, not to mention paint the whole thing. Don't get me wrong, I love doing. But I would like people like me to be considered when creating toy weapons like this. Contact me if you need a toy design consultant. I work pretty cheap. lol

It's almost the correct size. we added a 2,3/4 peice of exhaust pipe to the tip and painted it. a little dry brushing and it's spot on. It makes a good "TA-TA-TA-TA" sound effect. no lasers or pew pew pew.. the left port is small for anything else but what comes with it, but the right extraction port is big to hang costume bullets or prop life size bullets from, to fake the funk..It is cheap, if you want something for your kid to play with.. I would have gotten about 2-3 hours before i stripped the feeding tray, and the motor burns out. It's thin-ish plastic, if your kid falls on it, or leaves it on the floor and you step on it, it WILL break, the barrel is very flimsy, the handle is held in place by quarter inch screws. The body is fairly more sturdy.4AA batteries. no complaints there..If your looking for a "slightly off from the real thing" stand in.. I'm in the military, this is not far off from the size of a 5.56 model.Lets be honest.. This IS the ONLY game in town.. make your own if you can do better, or pay $6000 for an airsoft one. $50 bucks, some spray-paint and you got a "get arrested" looking minigun.. my recommendation is look around for costume bullets.. the ones that come with this are for function, not looks..

It is an inexpensive but fairly realistic looking minigun. I used it as a prop at a convention and every kid wanted to fire and get his picture taken with it. A little black paint and it looks menacing. As a writer, many people just walk on by your booth. But with the mini gun and the Zombie Road Mustang, I didn't have a break all three days. The gun really helped draw the kids in.

Worked for about an hour of use. Now the toy does not even spin. Still makes noise and lights still work but does not spin. Jams up w the bullets in it so my boy stopped using them. Cheap made, do not recommend.

I bought this thinking it would make a cool gatling gun for my 9 year old. It came unworking, is made out of really cheap plastic, and feels like it'll break within minutes of being used. Terrible! Avoid, esp at the hefty price tag of $56! Maybe a $10 toy at the most.

Great price, excellent product

An Awesome Toy To Have. Light Weight And Durable. The Electronic Lights And Sounds Are On Point. Love The Turn Style Of The Barrels And The Bandolier Of Bullets As The Shells Exit The Gun. I Recommend This Toy.

As a toy, this wouldn't last long. As a prop for cosplaying, it's a lot easier and cheaper to modify than trying to build one from scratch using PVC. It also looks really good once it's repainted. The gun takes the paint well, but the ammo belt is too flexible and paint flakes off as the plastic twists and bends. The gun barrel rotates A LOT slower than the real gun does, so it works better as a static piece. It comes with a nylon sling to help carry it around, do if you want something to use Jesse Ventura style ("Predator"), this is a good choice. Pics are how it comes in the box, and how it looks after I painted it up as a prop piece for a show car.