Harmless Folding Pistol — Mobile Phone Appearance Gun (Soft Shell Throwing Toy)

Short Description

A clever, foldable toy gun disguised as a mobile phone — compact, portable, and great for active outdoor play. Uses soft rubber “mushroom eggs” or soft shells as projectiles and a rubber-band powered blowback loading mechanism. Lightweight, harmless design with surprising range (up to ~30 ft) — ideal as an interactive kid’s gift with responsible adult supervision.

Key Features

• Realistic mobile-phone folding design — conceals and stores easily.

• Blowback-style loading (one cock per shot) with an ejectable magazine for rapid reloading.

• Shoots soft projectiles (mushroom eggs / soft shells) using safe elastic power — up to ~30 feet under normal use.

• Multiple color/packaging options: Girlie Pink, Desert, White; standard e-commerce box or premium gift box.

• Compact size: 14 × 2 × 7.5 cm.

• Material: durable plastic.

• Age recommendation: 7–14 years (juvenile).

Variants & Packing Options

• Option A: Mobile phone toy ×1 + Eggshell ×2 + Mushroom egg ×10 (standard pack)

• Option B: Mobile phone toy ×1 + Eggshell ×6 + Mushroom egg ×20 + Egg feeder ×1 + Exquisite gift box (premium pack)

How to Use (Quick, Step-by-Step)

1. Unfold: Open the toy like a real mobile phone until it locks into firing position.

2. Load magazine: Insert the soft shells/mushroom eggs into the ejectable magazine or egg feeder as shown in the product packaging.

3. Cock: Pull back the cocking mechanism once to prime a single shot (blowback style — one cock per shot).

4. Aim: Hold with two hands for stability. Aim toward a safe, clear target zone (see safety rules).

5. Fire: Gently press the trigger to release one projectile.

6. Reload: Eject the magazine, reload soft shells, and reinsert to continue play. Fold the toy after play for compact storage.

Safety Instructions (Must Read)

• Adult supervision required for children under 14. Do not allow unsupervised play for children younger than the recommended age.

• Never aim at eyes, face, head, or at animals. Always aim at soft, inanimate targets (cardboard, paper targets, outdoor target boards).

• Wear eye protection (safety glasses) when playing — for both the shooter and bystanders.

• Maintain safe distance: Minimum safe shooting distance is 3 metres (≈10 ft) for casual play. Do not shoot at point-blank range. For close-range target practice use very soft, large targets and low power.

• Do not modify the toy to increase power (no additional bands, adhesives, or metal replacements). Modifications can make the toy unsafe and are strictly prohibited.

• No metal or hard projectiles. Only use the soft shells provided (eggs / mushroom eggs). Using hard objects may cause injury or damage.

• Check surroundings: Play in open areas free of fragile objects, glass, or people walking through.

• Choking hazard: Projectiles and small parts may be a choking risk — keep away from children under 3 years.

• Inspect before use: Check the toy and projectiles for damage. Discard any cracked shells, torn bands, or broken parts.

• Store safely: Fold and store out of reach of very young children when not in use.

Safe Handling & Maintenance

• Clean the toy with a damp cloth; avoid soaking or using harsh chemicals.

• Replace rubber bands and soft shells periodically; worn bands reduce range and can snap unexpectedly.

• Tighten or replace any loose components; do not force broken parts back together.

• If the toy jams, stop use, remove projectiles and inspect the mechanism before resuming.

Possible Impacts on Human Skin & First Aid

Typical effects if a soft shell hits bare skin (normal, intended use):

• Mild sting or brief sharp sensation on impact.

• Temporary red mark or small raised welt (especially at close range or on sensitive skin).

• Rarely a small bruise if impacted at short range or on thinner skin.

First aid (for minor impacts):

1. Stop play and check the struck area.

2. Cold compress: Apply a cold pack or cold, damp cloth for 10–15 minutes to reduce swelling and soreness.

3. Clean: If skin is red (unlikely with soft projectiles), gently clean with soap and water and apply an antiseptic. Seek medical care if bleeding does not stop.

4. Monitor: Watch for signs of allergic reaction (rare) or persistent pain; seek medical attention if pain, swelling, or discoloration worsens.

5. If eye is hit: Rinse the eye gently with clean water for several minutes and seek medical attention immediately — eye injuries can be serious.

Warnings & Legal / Responsible-use Notes

• This is a toy intended for recreational play; it is not a weapon. Misuse (aiming at people, animals, or using hard projectiles) can cause injury and is dangerous.

• Do not use in public places where passersby may be alarmed. Some jurisdictions may have regulations about realistic toy guns — follow local laws and common-sense safety.

• Keep packaging and warnings for future reference.