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The Walther P99 set new standards the moment it came out. This was the successor to the P88 and the first handgun from Walther with a polymer frame. Since that time it has been a favorite service weapon among law enforcement agencies all over the world. It is the basis for the reliable PPQ models and cuts a good figure as a blank firing gun as well. Like the original, the blank firing version features a rugged polymer frame and a decocking lever for maximum safety. This limited special model, issued to mark the 25th birthday of the original, boasts a 24-carat gold-plated slide.

Actually too beautiful to be carried concealed. The compact Smith & Wesson pistol of the "Military & Police" - series in caliber 9 mm P.A.K. has a height of just 11 cm with standard 12 round magazine. The grip has a non-slippery surface. All control elements are easily accessible. The trigger safety prevents from unintentional shooting. The secondary 15 round magazine with grip extension ensures a good grip even for large hands.

"Safety with Function" is how Heckler & Koch describes its model P30. This modern police pistol sets high standards for safety and functionality. The modular grip is designed for fast target acquisition. The 9 mm P.A.K. replica duplicates this semi-automatic pistol in every detail. It has a 15-round magazine and working parts like a decocking and slide stop lever.

Introduced in 1929, the Walther police pistol (PP) was hugely successful with police all over the world by the mid-1930s. What made the original especially popular was its immediate readiness for use. The PP was the first reliable semiautomatic pistol with a double action trigger. The blank-firing 9 mm P.A.K version of the Walther PP is also highly popular. You’ll appreciate the detailed lettering on the barrel and grip, as well as the easy handling. The pistol can be quickly dismantled and reassembled for cleaning. With its compact dimensions and slim design, the PP is also ideal for self-protection when you go out. It weighs a mere 600 grams.

When experts think about combat weapons, they usually think first of the 1911 model. Ever since it was introduced in 1911, this design by John Moses Browning has been one of the most widely spread self-loading pistols. Its large caliber and its sturdiness made it the perfect pistol for military use. It saw service in many historic battles. This proud history is what captivates collectors, sport shooters and safety experts all over the world, even today. This model of the Colt Government embodies that tradition: It gives you the comforting feeling of safety and dependability.

When experts think about combat weapons, they usually think first of the 1911 model. Ever since it was introduced in 1911, this design by John Moses Browning has been one of the most widely spread self-loading pistols. Its large caliber and its sturdiness made it the perfect pistol for military use. It saw service in many historic battles. This proud history is what captivates collectors, sport shooters and safety experts all over the world, even today. This model of the Colt Government embodies that tradition: It gives you the comforting feeling of safety and dependability.

The matte black slide bears the original markings and has interchangeable sights. The slide cover plate, in original size, is also interchangeable. It can be removed, modified or replaced by plates from the aftermarket. GLOCK fans will appreciate typical features like the squared firing pin and reinforced steel breech block. The optimized dual recoil spring assembly, consisting of a main spring, tender spring and rubber buffer, makes for realistic shooting. Underneath, a Picatinny rail is ready for mounting standard accessories. This blank firing version of the GLOCK 17 Gen5 9 mm P.A.K. has a typical funneled magazine well and front serrations. The reversible magazine catch and ambidextrous slide stop lever guarantee quick action and easy magazine changes for both right-handers and left-handers. As with the original, the magazine holds 17 rounds and has a highly visible orange follower. With its steel reinforcement and loaded chamber indicator, this gun offers everything you could wish for. The GLOCK 17 Gen5 9 mm P.A.K. has the same dimensions as the original, which means it can be carried in all standard holsters and can take original accessories on the backstrap.

Battlefield Green - The color of the grip and the term behind the abbreviation BFG. Combined with the black slide and the black operating elements, the result is an interesting contrast that makes this GLOCK 17 Gen5 an absolute highlight in visual terms alone. As a limited edition 9 mm P.A.K. caliber blank firing gun made in Germany, it also has a lot to offer in terms of engineering. The matte black slide bears the original markings and has interchangeable sights. The slide cover plate, in original dimensions, is also interchangeable. It can be removed, modified or replaced by plates from the aftermarket. GLOCK fans will appreciate typical features like the squared firing pin and reinforced steel breech block. The optimized dual recoil spring assembly, consisting of a main spring, tender spring and rubber buffer, makes for realistic shooting. Underneath, a Weaver rail is ready for mounting standard accessories. This blank firing version of the GLOCK 17 Gen5 9 mm P.A.K. has a typical funneled magazine well and front serrations. The reversible magazine catch and ambidextrous slide stop lever guarantee quick action and easy magazine changes for both right-handers and left-handers. As with the original, the magazine holds 17 rounds, is color-matched to the Coyote frame, and relies on a highly visible orange follower. With its steel reinforcement and loading indicator, this gun offers everything you could wish for. The GLOCK 17 Gen5 9 mm P.A.K. has the same dimensions as the original, which means it can be carried in all standard holsters and can take original accessories on the backstrap.