Wii Accessories – Shot Gun

 

When your loud mouth uncle comes over and starts blabbering about the 18 point buck he shot from 450 yards away but still never brings over beef jerky, it’s time to break out the Wii Shot Gun. This realistic product gives the feel of being out in the wild without having to wear bright orange or purchase tags.

The Wii Shot Gun is operated by using the B button as the blaster. In order to use the B button, the trigger must be pulled.  The nunchuk must also be used in correspondence with two buttons on the magazine of the gun to reload. It seems tedious but at the same time it adds to the realism as any true hunter can attest. There is an infrared laser that will project on the screen via a button underneath the trigger; alas this must continually be pressed also. A neat addition is vibration option that produces kickback after every shot. The stock of the gun may also be removed to go sawed off style. The product is manufactured by CTA Digital and features a one year warranty.

The gun is very neat looking but could be very confusing to those lacking coordination. On second thought, we don’t want those same people out firing real guns so this would be a great starting point. Many reviewers have complained about the trigger being sticky and hard to pull when first coming out of the box. This eventually wears in with play otherwise a small amount of lube has been known to instantly loosen the trigger. This gun seems to be a perfect accessory to any of the Cabela games and is reasonably priced for around $30.