2nd Gen Fire-Breathing Integrated Automatic Water Gun

The TF211013 is the second generation of the fire-breathing water gun at $6.13 with a 144-piece minimum. It runs the same 3.7 V 500 mAh lithium pack as the TF210969, at nearly twice the unit price. The body is the difference: longer, with a drum reservoir under the grip, a red-dot style optic on the top rail, a wire brace looped over the barrel, and the LED flame at the muzzle. Two colourways are produced, transparent blue and black, so the model covers both the bright and the tactical end of a shelf.

That brace is a small detail with a practical consequence: it protects the barrel end when the unit is put down against a wall or dropped, which is the failure point on a long-barrelled toy. The optic is moulded rather than functional, which is worth knowing before a buyer puts this in front of a customer expecting a sighting device. Everything else about the unit is the same family as the third-generation pistol: same pack, same automatic action, same flame effect.

The gap is the body rather than the electronics. Where the TF210969 is the volume line with a 240-piece minimum, the TF211013 sits in the middle of the range, and it is the one a buyer picks when the shelf needs a step between the entry gun and the top model. A carton holds 48 pieces at 0.198 CBM and 0.52 kg per unit, a 20GP takes 141 cartons and 6,768 pieces, and the 144-piece minimum is three cartons. The top of the range is the TF211527 single-tube Gatling at $14.50 with an 80-piece minimum, and taking one carton of each is the practical way to see whether those price steps are visible to a customer standing in front of the shelf.

The lithium pack is installed and included with the shipment. Dry-cell models are shipped without batteries.