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Gas and blank firing pistols from ASMC!

Enthusiasts and collectors are guaranteed to find what they are looking for here: We stock a wide selection of gas and blank-firing pistols from well-known manufacturers such as Röhm, Walther, Zoraki and GSG. The range of our product range includes the right model for all optical and technical preferences.

True to the original and effective

Gas and blank-firing pistols delight many fans, enthusiasts and collectors with their appearance. The original replicas are deceptively real replicas of famous brands such as the RG96 from Röhm, a copy of the P8 from Heckler and Koch. The replicas are often difficult to distinguish from the original and only reveal themselves upon closer inspection through small engravings on the barrel. Gas and blank-firing pistols are often used at New Year's Eve celebrations to create signal effects and fire pyrotechnic ammunition. This is why the replicas are often referred to as signal weapons. The main purpose they are intended to serve, however, is self-protection. When fired, signal weapons emit a loud bang that has a deterrent effect on the attacker and is intended to protect against attacks. Gas and blank-firing pistols are intended to keep the enemy at a distance and offer significant advantages compared to the use of pepper spray or batons. It is simply a matter of creating a time window through the loud bang effect and the far-reaching gas charge, which is sufficient to call for help and attract attention in emergency situations.

Gas and blank firing pistols in Germany

In contrast to other imitation weapons, gas or blank-firing pistols are freely available for sale to people over 18 and can be purchased without a special license. However, to carry them in public, a "small firearms license" is required, which is issued by the regional authorities. To do this, the authorities obtain a police clearance certificate, which is sufficient as a basis for the KWS. It should be noted at this point that carrying gas or blank-firing pistols in public without a firearms license is a criminal offense. This can result in a high fine or even imprisonment of up to 3 years. The KWS is only not required for transport, provided the ammunition is kept separate from the weapon.

Dangers when handling gas and blank firing pistols

Gas and blank-firing pistols are effective for self-protection thanks to their signaling effect. Even though they probably don't fire real ammunition like real weapons, they are far from harmless and can be extremely dangerous when used. Powder vapor at around 3000 degrees is released when the trigger is pulled and can cause life-threatening injuries. It is therefore important to be extremely careful when handling gas and blank-firing pistols and not to misuse them. In cases of doubt, they can pose a great danger to the wearer and to others and can have serious consequences.