Marshmallow Fun Company Marshmallow Shooter, Camo Series, Ages 6+ 1 ea Warnings
| Choking hazard. Small parts. Not suitable for children under 8 years. Do not shoot into mouth, eyes or face. Do not modify shooter or use if damaged. Do not eat marshmallows after shooting. |
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- Removing the marshmallow shooter magazines: The marshmallow shooter uses replaceable magazines for fast reloading. To remove the magazine from the marshmallow shooter, grasp the rear of the magazine about the rear of the grip. Pull the magazine up, away from the grip until it is free of the grip clamp, and then pull the magazine to the rear.
- To load the magazine with marshmallows: The magazine contains a small cylindrical piece of plastic called the "Magazine Follower". The purpose of the magazine follower is to ensure reliable feeding of ammo while the shoot is pointed uphill. The Magazine Follower is always the first item placed in the magazine when reloading. After the Magazine Follower is placed inside the magazine, fill the magazine with mini-marshmallows, taking care to orient the marshmallows to so the flat sides are facing front to back. The magazine cover can be pressed over the open end of the magazine for storage. Repeat this procedure for any additional magazines.
- Installing the marshmallow shooter magazines: Insert the front section of the magazine tube into he manifold insert fully. Then press the rear of the magazine tube down towards the rear grip until it snaps into place. The marshmallow shooter is now ready for fun.
- Having fun: Pull the front grip of the marshmallow shooter towards the rear grip to load a mini-marshmallow into the chamber. Now sharply push the front grip forward to launch the chambered marshmallow. Repeat the process until the magazine is empty and then replace with a fresh magazine. Larger mini-marshmallows might require a sharper pull and push to function reliably.
- Clean up: Occasionally your marshmallow shooter may need cleaning to restore peak performance after using marshmallows. We have designed the marshmallow shooter to be easily cleaned by placing selected parts in the dishwasher. The barrel and the manifold insert are the two parts that may require cleaning. To remove the barrel, depress the retaining tab on top of the barrel until the barrel can be pulled forward farther than necessary. The manifold insert is prepared for cleaning by simply pulling it rearward out of the manifold. Do not try to clean the barrel or magazine cap by scraping. If the interior surface of the magazine cap or barrel are scratched or damaged, future cleanings will be much more frequent. Cleaning is not required if you are using the foam pellets exclusively.
- We sincerely hope that you and your family have as much fun with this toy as we have!
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The Camo Marshmallow Shooter is perfect for kids, teens, and even adults who want to get out a little harmless aggression. This mini marshmallow shooter is a great toy for pool. birthday, or barbecue parties. The Camo Shooter is also an excellent toy as it gives your kids more physical activity with family and friends. The Camo Marshmallow shooter comes with a pump-action, rapid fire design and can be easily cleaned after each use. The Camo shooter is part of the Marshmallow Shooter toys that won the Creative Child Magazine’s 2004 Seal of Excellence Award. Place your order for one of the top marshmallow shooters on the market.
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