EagleStone Movable Dinosaur Toys for Kids 5-7, Spaying & Auto Scoring, Dino Shooting Target Game with 2 Pump Guns, 48 Foam Balls, Sound, Fun Gift for Boys & Girls, Party Favor

The first dinosaur wouldn’t move. I was not happy customer because that was one of the main reasons I ordered this toy. After complaining, the seller immediately responded. They sent me another one (That works😁) and told me not to return the first one🙂. My grandson(6yr) is enjoying his dinosaur.

Easy to load and play for kids as young as 4.The balls simply push in and you’re ready to go!It can be tricky at first for a young child to pump the ball to build the pressure for the ball to fly out of the shooter but if you teach your child to hold the shooter at a downward angle while pumping the shooter works without fail.The dinosaur target can be stationary or move slightly into a circular pattern. I was disappointed by the movement pattern as it slowly spun into a circle and no options for having it move forward or backward.Additionally, the score counter can be finicky as sometimes the ball can hit the intended target twice before going into the tummy of the dinosaur due to the speed and velocity of the ball. You’ll be surprised how fast these balls can soar through the air and because of that, it’s easy to lose track of the balls if you miss your intended target. This itself isn’t a bad thing as my kids had a blast watching these balls soar through the air. These balls are soft and will not hurt your little ones if they accidentally get hit with these balls.Durability is great and after having this toy for a month, no signs of wear and tear.Overall, fun little toy.

I’ve been looking for a more interactive game as a “shooting toy” instead of my kids taking that kind of energy and aggression out on each other. This seemed like a nice alternative especially to nerf guns. The game comes with 2 toy shooters and a bunch of balls in 2 different colors. 1 set of eye protection and of course the dinosaur target itself. It does make noises and quite a lot. There doesn’t seem to be a way to turn that off as far as I can tell.Now oddly, I noticed on the bottom of the dino that there was some sort of mechanism to move but it didn’t. I went back to the listing and found the video and realized that you have to remove a piece for it not to move and be stationary.The movement part will make it insanely hard to make the shot, even for an adult just FYI. Lol My kids were challenged just 5 feet in front of them and they are 6 and 8. The other thing is that the shooters are pump action and my kids pump them but they are not that easy for them. They pump about 60% until there is resistance and they don’t force the “pop” part so they do get a bit frustrated with that. Other than that they really like the challenge.

The kids loved it, the glasses were nice but only 1 pair so didnt do a lot of good for 2 kids playing with it, the dino did come with a tiny screwdriver so it can be opened to put batteries in, that was a nice add in because sometimes fishing out my tools can be a pain for a simple screw. the guns shot no problem in the hands of my 5 and 9 yr olds, the movement was random threw them off a bit which seemed to make it more fun for them. the down sides are this didnt wanna work right on carpet i had to have it on my kitchen floor, which kinda sucked, and it was a bit loud, and after all is said and done nowhere to put the balls and gun. that made this lose a star. a small bag of some sort would be nice to add so the stuff doesnt get lost.

I got this EagleStone Movable Dinosaur Shooting Toy for our grandson’s recent birthday. It came with the Dinosaur target that lights up, roars, moves and keeps score once the batteries are added. There is a switch on the bottom that turns it off and on. It came with 2 pump guns (one red and one blue), 24 red and 24 blue foam balls and one pair of protective glasses.The dinosaur’s wide open mouth is the target and it keeps score as a player hits to tongue on the inside of the mouth. The pump guns are loaded with the corresponding color balls by pushing them down into the front tube of the gun which hold 10 balls each. It was somewhat challenging and some kids might have a problem getting them in.You can decide your desired distance from the target but I was challenged to hit it at any distance. The other problem is that the pump guns have a strong resistance and again might be difficult for some kids to pump quick enough to fire the balls. I think it takes practice for kids and adults but it made for a great gift at our grandson’s birthday party. I will note that the balls really come out of the gun with force which causes a fast ricochet off of whatever it hits. The little balls go everywhere so best to play this in a somewhat confined area. It definitely is fun and I recommend.

This is a pretty cool little toy that's good for at home fun, but not really giftable. The gun isn't really accurate and the target is small. it's difficult for my son (age 3) to aim and shoot, even when it's not moving. It's still fun for him, but it's not being used in the right manner. The toy functions well and the darts feel like a decent quality.

Everything that should be cool about it is lame. The dino part wasn't mobile and was clunky to shoot at. The guns were aight, we mostly just shot each other with those.

The media could not be loaded.  Does not move. 4 screws from the battery compartment missing. It's pretty abysmal. This was either a tampered return or a faulty product to begin with. What a terrible waste of 33 bucks. My husband (an electrical engineer) was appalled. Please save your money. McDonald's happy meal toys are better quality and much less disappointing. Terrible.