It's put together well and the thing that shoots from the back go pretty far. Worth the money
589330
Not sure If I bought this for me or the boys. It's put together well and  the thing that shoots from the back go pretty far. Worth the money.
332691
First things first, this thing looks exactly like its picture, and does its function well. So I'm overall happy with it, but i'll go through some of the issues.

I was looking for something that would hold a lot of DVDs, organize the cables, look good on the wall, and keep me from having to build stuff. I didn't really find a whole lot out there. I'm not crazy about the price, but given my patience and time to build something on my own it was probably worth it.

Once I ordered it, it took a full week to arrive, and it wasn't prime. Not terrible, but would have liked it sooner. The packaging was absolutely money on this thing. They fit it in almost perfectly, and I didn't notice any damage. So that is a positive. There also was a notice that said before going farther make sure you take the screws out of the foam before throwing it away. I DID that.... important for later.

I laid everything out, located the instructions and got to work. The instructions were very helpful and on point. I was a little bit hesitant that the items didn't have stickers on them saying what part was what, but it was easy enough to figure out. I got through the majority of the items quickly and was impressed. The first problem I ran into was when I was about 75% complete. I came across a part that the picture didn't say which side was which, and that had an unfinished side and a finished one. So I laid the item with the correct finished side out. Screwed it in, but then some pre-drilled holes should have been there, they were not. I flipped it around and the holes were present. However, that would have meant an unfinished side was facing out. I drilled the hole myself to fix this.

I continued on my way assembling the unit and didn't have problems getting it together. There were a total of two screws that would go in the bottom part that holds the DVDs on (in the middle) so I put some extra wood screws in to hold it up. Then I went to do the last assembly step and put the metal bar hanger on the wall, and I found that I didn't have the wood screws that were supposed to be included. And standard wood screws won't work here as it needs to be something that will bit on the oblong metal parts. So i had to go to Lowes and buy something that would work. I could have used a washer, but I didn't trust that since that is obviously the weight bearing piece.

Once that was put in, mounting was pretty easy, and the rest of the time I spent trying to clean up my tv cables and such. I really like the fact that behind the DVD shelf there is a lot of room to hide power cables and such, helps to make it clean. It looks great and helped me to organize my stuff. I really want to give this 4 stars, but i'm rounding down in this case. I did have one part that wasn't correct (pre-drilled holes on wrong side) and I was missing parts that caused me to go to purchase something else. So I'd give it a 3.75 out of 5.
911823
This was ordered as a prop to be used with a board game. For the most part it's pretty cool. It looks pretty realistic (aside from the colors) and you have to reload it like you would a real magazine. My only issue is that the bullets don't go very far, so if you're expecting a Nerf gun-like toy where the ammunition fires straight across the room, you'll be disappointed.
356738
It's not as functional as some of the other similar products out there however for a fraction of the cost it's well worth it.
1140417
you need to look at a zoomed picture to figure out how to put it together, then it's not too bad.  had to put a couple of zip strips through  the top holes to keep it from coming apart.  it's substantial.
3357326
For the price, it is well worth it and beyond. From a distance it looks well, and sturdy. Down side it makes your head like a mushroom.
626442
Works as intended, durable and well put together, worth the money.
57462
There are good and bad points to this helicopter, but overall I think its a worthy purchase and is probably the best in its price range.

There are some things to know: A) The battery is internal. You'll plug the charger into the actual helicopter. As I've seen this is pretty unusual. Most copters I've seen have a battery you can actually remove. The chasis comes off with a couple of screws, so maybe it's removable? B) You probably won't be able to understand the instructions. They're definitely written by someone whose first language isn't English.

That beings said, this copter is incredibly well built. I've crashed it I don't know how many times, and it looks like it did when I took it out of the box. For about 45 minutes of charge, you get what seems like about 10 minutes (the box says 5-8). It has a metal frame that keeps it study but somehow still light. It feel super solid compared to other copters I've flown.

Other reviewers have said it's remarkably stable compared to other copters. It's not the easiest to control, but seems about the same as others in this price range. The MCX I flew would pretty much would sit in the air if I left it there. This one requires some maneuvering, and it's response isn't always consistent or stable. But that being said, it is super fun to fly. I like the challenge of trying to land it on certain platforms. It takes a steady hand but it's fun when you nail it.

I think for this price range this is a super fun helicopter, and I recommend buying it. I wanted to give it a five but the internal battery and poor instructions (really, they're bad to the point of being unintelligible) led me to give it a four. Still worth it though.
4401545
Shoots very far; surprisingly far; good value
1636294
Not state of the art by any means, but it is functional, and well worth what you pay for it.
2999277
This kit for the price was well worth it, the pistol says it only holds 14 rounds, but it has a chamber that can hold up to 40-50. It also has a nice fps to it. The rifle feels kind of cheap, therefore be careful with it and do not throw it on the ground. The spring pull back is on the top and is kind of inconvienent until you get familiar with it. The magazine that came with this one was a dud, but the second one was the working one. It holds about 500 bbs in the loading area, and holds about 20-30 in the actual spring area. The rifle fires around 440 fps and the pistol about 250. Both are good for the price.
1330990
It's worked well and is made pretty well.  The front-to-back clipping seems to bother my dog less than side-to-side i did with a different set of clippers.

I did have the handle jam once; it was easy enough to clear up.  It's certainly made better than the average crap you get from overseas.
4035830
It's worth the money. I put it together in about 2 1/2 hours by myself. There are a few times when you will need to hammer a bolt through because their manufacturing tolerances are just a bit tight sometimes. Just read the directions carefully and use the instructions to help make sure you're putting the right bolt length and size where it needs to go. My only critique is that the steps for the slide were the hardest to put in. Needlessly so too.

As far as strength, my children are still young and do not come close to hitting the weight limits. However, in a few years we may need something tougher.

All said, I'm impressed how quickly it went up and the quality once I finished. My kids love it and have played with it non-stop since we got it.

P.S. Don't put much stock in the reviews that are several years old. Manufacturers can change details overtime especially if they find a problem.
3072519
This thing worked really well for me. Considering what some of the other contraptions cost, I think it is very well made for the price. Especially considering most people will only be using this thing a few times, at most. I cut pieces of a patch to put between the slide and also between the pusher and the sight. Mine came with instructions but this process does require a little bit of mechanical aptitude. But after messing around with it, I think most people can figure out how it works. Apparently, not all sights fit perfectly into the dovetails of all the many guns out there. Some sights need to be filed to fit. So if it gets so tight that it won't move, you probably should stop, before you destroy something.
846519
It is pretty solid.  One day when I left it out in the rain and soaked its innards, it quit.  I disassembled it, and after drying it out, it came back to life with no apparent ill effect.  Plenty of meat and muscle and lots of screws, and heavily built, with some fair power to it.

What I _don't_ like is that when you let off the trigger, it backs off a bit, to prevent drips, with the side-effect that when you hit the trigger, you have to wait for the motion to overcome that back-off, meaning that if you're laying down short pieces, every trigger pull includes a "wait" before it starts to dispense.  With a manual gun, you can move along "dot - dot - dot", but with this it would be "wait/dot - wait/dot - wait/dot".

Still, I'm dispensing something very thick, and it beats trying to use all muscle power for that job.  My hands would be dying without a power gun.

I really really wish there was a switch for the back-off: Mode 1 would be for preventing dripping by backing off, mode 2 would be for preventing the delay by leaving the plunger tensioned and ready.
2762012
Its a solid piece of work! For the price it really is good.
1410359
The bow was easy to put together and it shoots hard and straight.