where do i buy blank firing pistols, the wife wants to learn how to shoot but doesn't want to start on a .22 or anything that fires a projectile so i figured that blank guns would be perfect. looking for a few different styles and lots of ammo! thanks
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- Thread starter jeremy52
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You can't really learn to shoot by firing blanks, because you don't get any feedback as to accuracy. She needs to actually shoot something to learn how to shoot.
If you mean she wants to learn how to react to loud "bangs", then the cap guns that use the Superdisc caps (the ones in the circular red plastic wheel) could work. An almost complete waste of time IMO, but whatever.
Blank-firing replica guns are also available, which would be a much more expensive complete waste of time.
If you mean she wants to learn how to react to loud "bangs", then the cap guns that use the Superdisc caps (the ones in the circular red plastic wheel) could work. An almost complete waste of time IMO, but whatever.
Blank-firing replica guns are also available, which would be a much more expensive complete waste of time.
shooter910
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- Prince Edward Island
What about airsoft? Would that be a way to learn/improve skill with a hand gun.
Frontier sells some cool blank guns but the ammo seems pricey if she falls in love with a full auto one.What if you took her to a safe place to shoot? Is she afraid of shooting herself by accident? Figure out her fear and you may find the answer...?
Why not load .22 blanks into your .22 pistol?
Otherwise, if all she wants is seomthing to practice pullign a trigger and safe handling with, any realistic toy gun, or cheap pellet pistol from Crappy Tire will do the job - load your CO2 cartrdige, but dont' load any pellets into it.
Otherwise, if all she wants is seomthing to practice pullign a trigger and safe handling with, any realistic toy gun, or cheap pellet pistol from Crappy Tire will do the job - load your CO2 cartrdige, but dont' load any pellets into it.
