BLOW F92 BLANK GUN FUME + 25 BLANKS + HOLSTER
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Product details
Included in this deal, you will receive;
- 1x BLOW F92 blank / starter gun, 9x22mm P.A. chambered
- 1x MAVERICK Inside/Out softshell holster w/ backstrap
- 50x KAISER 9x22mm blank cartridges, brass cased, 400 ~ 425 BAR
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INTRODUCING THE BLOW F92 - OUR NEW VEKTOR Z88 / S.A.P SERVICE ISSUE SIDEARM COUNTERPART REPLICA CHAMBERED IN 9X22MM P.A.K!
Now available in FUME / gun metal finish!
Following numerous issued that the RETAY MOD 92 gave us, notwithstanding the cartridges shaking around loose in the magazine beyond 9-count in certain cases.
Holding the latter two blank guns directly adjacent to one another, one will notice some cosmetic differences. Compared to the overall quality of the BLOW F92, the MOD 92 is left wanting.
We've been impressed by BLOW's quality since the first day we've started stocking them.
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Extended / 26 round magazine not included - for illustration purposes only. This pistol is fully compatible w/ those high-cap magazines.
Starting from the top, we have the classic cut-out slide that reveals a 106mm sliver of the barrel. The barrel length measures in 127.5mm / 5" barrel of which the muzzle tip is hollowed to lend more realism. To the rear we have the typical slanted grate of cocking serrations measuring 31mm in length and 12mm in height.
Above this, is the swiveling type thumb-actuated fire selector which is ambidextrous - in the 9 'o clock position it is in SEMI-AUTO firing mode mode and in the 7 'o clock position, it is on FULL-AUTO firing mode.
The handle features diamond checkered plastic grip stocks, also w/ a thin beaver tail to prevent the hammer from nipping the webbing between your index and thumb.
The sights are the typical Beretta 92 type, though completely laqcking any markings / white dots on them.
The slide catch notch is upwardly ramped and easily toggled by your thumb whilst your hand is gripped around the handle. The field strip lever is on the expected position and swivels forward, whereafter the slide can easily be pulled all the way back, hoisted off of the frame and removed to inspect the interiors. It is reassembled in reverse order, which, unlike the RETAY MOD 92 for example, doesn't need a paperclip to put back together.
The pistol does have a lanyard loophole behind the magazine buttplate and the handle itself is sufficiently wide to permit the 16+1 double stack magazine space in the magwell.