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I originally purchased these for my twin 4 year old sons to use at their big brother's Nerf birthday party. They were very excited about them, and I like the overall design and the fact that there are only three darts for them to worry about (read: shoot at me at one time. I can easily retaliate before they have time to reload). The only bummer was, the way you have to pull down on the bottom of the gun to prime it, was a little difficult for them. They aren't wimpy little guys either, but it required a little more strength and grasping ability than they possessed. As we have had them a little longer, they are getting more adept at using them, one of them managed to sneak up on their big brother last week, which they were fairly excited about. These guns have been left outside for days on end, and so far still work just fine. My husband just found one hidden in the weeds he was weed eating, and with the exception of fading from the sun, it still worked. Some of the other, more expensive guns we have had in the past warped from the sun and wouldn't shoot properly. All in all, I think these are a great little toy for the younger crowd, just be forewarned you may be asked repeatedly to help them at first.

I read the reviews from people who have had update and other difficulties and decided to order the software anyway. I used to use Turbo tax until the year they slipped that intentional boot "virus" into the product to try and manipulate their customers software usage. Anyway, I had absolutely no trouble with the H&R Block software. It installed easily and upgraded correctly on my Windows XP desktop PC. I did wait until early April to install so, perhaps, they resolved the update issues that some people had early on. My only real complaint about the software is that I couldn't efile the state taxes for free like I could with the Federal. Other than that, the software was fine.