​The Incog Water Gun - long range water guns with 32ft water jet - 1.2L fast fill tank capacity and 3 stealth designs for surprise water soaker combat

We use this to keep the cats away from our bird feeder. Don't have to use it too often! Easy to fill but water leaks out the nozzle if it is put down flat or nozzle down, as do some others to be fair. The construction and materials appear to be high quality and the shape is resistant to damage when dropped. Also does not look like a gun which is great. Our grandson loves it.

I like its range and inconspicuous colour. Easy to use and does the job of scaring off feral cats and pigeons. It leaks too much initially which is messy and annoying. Otherwise OK.

Ordered this after looking at the barrage of others, wanted something to sneak up and surprise someone with, well deserved payback for a prank😎. Oh how it fit the bill, walked up to within 10 feet and let it rip. Soaked🤣🤣!As for the actual gun, excellent, really well made and solid. Shooting range is excellent, especially if you add a little elevation to the nozzle, pump action feels solid after a good testing. Really impressed.Finally it's a great piece of simple industrial design, and it's a great way to sneak up on a friend for a bit of revenge soaking! Really good piece of kit, be fun at a festival, well made and recommended.

Likes:The accuracy of this device is good, my aim may be less so but that's me & not the weapon, which is fine.This is easier to hold than many similarly capable water weapons, presumably because the water chamber is the full length of the body of the thing, so its weight is distributed evenly along the length. Nice touch there.Mine doesn't leak, not one single drop. I can see where the potential vulnerability to leakage could be - in the closure on the water filling point - but try as I might, I've never seen mine spilling any water. I accept that perhaps this is down to luck, I'll update if anything happens to change my view of this point.Quality is fine, its appearance is purposeful and no bells & whistles are needed, its design avoids the less discrete look of many, mostly more aimed at a younger user presumably, devices with a similar rôle and as such can be carried without arousing the suspicion of whichever local cat is trying to use my vegetable patch as a toilet! Just don't squirt too hard, cats only need the hint of water and they're off at maximum speed.😉Cons:Given how simple the purpose of this is, it's hard to see any reason to dislike it unless yours does dribble, I can only write this from my experience of the one I have.

This was the 2nd water gun I bought from this company. It leaked badly after some use and became unusable. Thinking I may have been just unlucky I decided to give it another go and bought a 2nd one. I should have tested that at once because when i eventually got round to using it it started leaking badly almost straight away. I do not intend trying for a 3rd time lucky from this company!

Fun while it lasted. Occasional use deterring cats from the garden and mobs starlings from the feeders. Now doesn’t pump and leaks everywhere. Back to using the 10yr old Super Soaker

A very efficient, no leaks, and powered by how much pressure you supply on the sliding valve which acts ss a trigger. I purchased mine as a deterrent to Very large Seagulls who have scared off smaller birds and physically stolen one feeder and tried to steal others, but have been prevented by crossing support hooks for the feeders (successfully) but they grab the hanging handle with their beak, tugging to and fro, shaking them violently, trying to pull them away. The water shot is to put them off but not to harm the magnificent birds that they are, but put them off from damaging the assorted feeders for all birds that are welcome.

Unit is well made and has a very good sized reservoir. Range is pretty good, although slightly less than I was expecting. However, very good value for money