Toy guns bring back memories of old childhood games of cops and robbers. The highly decorative and realistic toy guns of the late 1800s and early 1900s were among the most popular and best-selling toys at the time. Whether you want to reconnect with the memories of your childhood or simply seek a new hobby, consider collecting toy guns. Starting a toy gun collection can be a challenging and rewarding hobby. Even if you were a big guy now, that wouldn't be a hindrance for you to stop having toy gun. Some do even has and play with it until now.
Toy weapons are toys that mimic real weapons, but are designed to be fun for children to play with and not dangerous.
Some are essentially similar to the real thing, but less powerful. Weapons for cutting and stabbing have dull blades usually in plastic. Weapons formerly made out of metal and wood are now often made of a lighter material such as plastic. Toy guns either cannot really shoot projectiles or just soft ones such as cork shooting pop guns or "Nerf" darts with limited velocity.
However, cap pistols use caps with extremely small amounts of explosives for the sound effect. Toy hand grenades do not contain explosives except for a cap. BB guns are often called toy guns, but their shots can cause bodily harm. It wont 'cause any harm as long as you were told how it is to be played and children wont hurt anyone using that toy as long as the adults or parents remind them not to hurt anybody using the toy gun
