Money Gun with 200 Pcs Prop Paper（not Other Function） with Gold Floral Pattern Money Guns Prop Gun for Birthday Wedding Party Night Club

This thing is just fun to use. It comes with play money, but I went and got singles to try it out. Works with the paper money and real money just fine. Sprays a stream of bills to the delight of anyone you point it at. Very fun party favor.

Barely works

I was one of the groomsmen and we had this entrance and I was the first person trying to throw money up in the air. I tested the device multiple times b4 the moment. Unfortunately, out of all the times the device malfunctioned, it happened to me when I needed it. I’m very disappointed with this product and I immediately threw it away.

no dit not work

This money gun is a lot of fun and works great when you load a single stack of bills—it shoots them out quickly and with a lot of flair! However, when I tried to insert two stacks at once, it started to jam, which was a bit disappointing. If you're just using one stack, though, it’s awesome for parties or special events. It could definitely use a little improvement for handling more, but for the price, it’s still a fun buy.

Nice novelty. Works good. Easy to load. Comes with play money.

I bought this for parties. My friends and I are all in our career and money manifesting stages of our lives, so I thought this would be fun to bring to parties and rain money down on whoever the star of the night is. The fun is very short lived. This comes with two stacks of money- it takes about 30 seconds to empty the gun of one of the packs. I guess this would be good for if you had a lot of children running around- you could tell them to gather all the cash to pick up, but us adults are not going to find that part fun. I regret getting this. oh well...

Okay, let's be real. I knew going in that this wasn't going to be the money-spraying equivalent of a NASA rocket. But I was hoping for something slightly more... functional. First off, the plastic feels cheap. Not sure it will survive one drop. The battery compartment is held together by what I suspect is wishful thinking and a prayer. The "motor" sounds less like a powerful engine propelling dollar bills and more like a dying hamster wheezing its last. I genuinely felt bad for it. And the performance? Well, let's just say it's less "raining cash" and more "a gentle, almost apologetic flutter of singles." I was expecting a torrential downpour of legal tender. What I got was an intermittant sprinkle that looked like the money was trying to escape its fate. The bills often get stuck, resulting in a money-jam that requires you to manually coax them out. Save your money!!