woobud Mini Single Tube Miniature Derringer 2mm Pinfire Model with Bullet Shell for Collection

Lots of fun, reloading is a must if you want to shoot it a lot, but the size makes it difficult. I used ground up match heads and scraped off phosphorous from the strips with a razor blade. I used my fingers to grab the pins and place them in the hole, but tweezers are a must for most people. You can get the projectile in the form of bearing balls in bulk. Includes a ram rod you can use to press the projectile into the case, but be gentle, you can set it off but it's not as sensitive as you'd think. $60 is worth it if you like unique toys. Comes with a brush for cleaning the barrel, you will need it if using match tips, as they produce a lot of carbon mixed with other crap. The action feels smooth, no play in the trigger, but it's a bit heavy. Great for fidgeting after some sanding, especially around wood.

This is a great little item.

in every way a novelty, but arguably a good value for a functional model of this type of early, obsolete firearm; there are better crafted examples out there but all of them are at least three times the price point; the pistol is made in China and arrived in about a week; all stainless steel with tiny wood grips; the few miniature tack welds on the barrel and frame are descent, but the barrel is slightly misaligned on the one I received; packaging was very different from what was in the ad, but I wanted the pistol, not the box; it came with everything advertised, including ten 2mm pinfire cartridges loaded with primer, and a quantity of 2mm balls you will have to load yourself, probably due to import restrictions; I recommend carefully unboxing the thing over a towel since the packaging was effective, but a little unpredictable; they included a small card with a polishing cloth and the little balls were packed inside there - and spilled out over the counter; the action is a little stiff but functional; some light oil and working of the action will help; the value here is it's functional novelty and that it's a relatable conversation starter for people who are not (yet) firearms enthusiasts; definitely NOT recommended as a personal defense weapon because it's a single shot and reload times are considerable :)

Mine came with the wooden box, but the foam isn't cutout for the toy to fit in. It did NOT come with the pictured bore snake, and did NOT come with the pictured BBs; only primed brass. I also ordered the 60rd replacement package. They come with brass and BBs, but NO PRIMER. For 120 bucks combined, I feel like the product should more accurately fit the advertised description. Combining the 10 primed rounds with 10 BBs from the unprimed pack resulted in some high powered hole making! One overcharged round split the brass casing, and went through 2 layers of corrugated cardboard box, 5 paper plates, and cracked a plastic sheet😳 At the same time, a tiny piece of metal fell out of the toy😳 I don't see any obviously missing or broken parts, and the toy seems to still function properly.🤷🏼 I'd consider buying it again; but if money isn't an issue, Demolition Ranch did a video on another brand which looks to be much higher quality.

I got this for my dad who is a gun collector. I knew that it was something that he didn't have but was unsure of what he would think about it. HE LOVED IT

Item is poorly made, jams just trying tonopen/close it, and did not include wooden box.

I ordered this pistol and an additional 60 rounds of ammunition. The pistol is well made for what it is. It came all in a nice hinged wooden box. But all of the casings are empty - no priming compound, so it does not work.

Seems well made,nice Rosewood grips. Initially I didn;t think it worked--my mistake,I had not fully cocked the hammer. Comes with 10 primed shells and 2mm balls. You must make your own ammo and there are videos showing you how to do this. For something so small it is powerful--not a toy!