Retay PT 26 Blank Gun

R2350,00 – R2400,00

5.0 Rated

Discover the Retay PT 26 Blank Gun, a meticulously crafted firearm simulator tailored to provide precision and safety.

This blank gun boasts a 9 mm P.A.K caliber and a magazine capacity of 14+1 rounds, ensuring consistent performance and ample ammunition for your shooting needs. Safety is paramount, thanks to its firing pin safety mechanism, offering reassurance during handling.

With dimensions of 180 mm in length and 136 mm in height, the Retay PT 26 strikes a balance between compactness and usability. Weighing 870 grams, it offers a robust yet manageable feel, ideal for prolonged use without inducing fatigue.

Operating on a single-action trigger, this firearm allows for precise and controlled shooting. Its fully automatic system adds versatility to accommodate different shooting styles and scenarios.

Experience unparalleled quality and functionality with the Retay PT 26 Blank Gun, designed to deliver reliability and performance in every usage scenario.

Specifications:

Caliber: 9 mm P.A.K
Magazine Capacity: 14+1
Safety Firing pin safety
Length: 180 mm
Height: 136 mm
Weight: 870 gr
Trigger Single action
System fully automatic

Color	Black, Silver

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Can I own a blank gun in South Africa?
Yes, you can legally own a blank gun in South Africa without requiring a firearms license.
Blank guns are classified as flare guns under the Firearms Control Act (FCA), not as firearms, because they do not fire projectiles. This classification exempts them from the strict licensing requirements that apply to regular firearms.
You should still handle blank guns responsibly, as improper use at close range can cause injuries despite their non-lethal classification.
What bullets do blank guns use?
Blank guns do not use actual bullets but instead fire blank cartridges that contain no projectile.
These blank cartridges consist of a casing, primer, and gunpowder or propellant and it lacks the metal “bullet” found in real ammunition.
When fired, the blank cartridge creates a loud noise, muzzle flash, and expels gas from the barrel, similar to firing a real gun.
Blank guns in South Africa typically use 9mm PAK blank ammunition, although some models may use 8mm or 6mm blanks depending on their design.
Some blank guns can also fire pepper cartridges for self-defense purposes, which release a pepper irritant.
It’s important to only use ammunition specifically designed for blank guns, as attempting to modify or use improper ammunition is both dangerous and illegal.
How old do you have to be to own a blank gun in South Africa?
You must be at least 18 years old to legally purchase and own a blank gun in South Africa. While blank guns are not classified as firearms and do not require a license, age restrictions apply to ensure responsible ownership. Vendors will require proof of age before selling a blank gun or blank ammunition to any customer