Bruni 92 Blank Firing Pistol: Realism and Safety for Enthusiasts

The Bruni 92 Blank Firing Pistol is a faithful replica of the model used by the Armed Forces, designed to provide a realistic and safe experience. This 9 mm semi-automatic blank firing pistol features a desert finish and a convenient lanyard attachment, perfect for collectors, training, or theatrical simulations.

With single and double action functionality and ambidextrous safety, it offers versatility and ease of use for both right and left-handed shooters. The 11-round capacity, weight of 1100 grams, and length of 220 mm provide an authentic and robust feel. The included plastic carrying case ensures practical and safe transport and storage.

This pistol is top firing, meaning the sound of the shot is emitted from the top of the barrel, providing a more realistic experience without firing real bullets. It is restricted to individuals over 18 years old, ensuring that only responsible adults can purchase this replica.

Key Features:

• 9 mm semi-automatic blank firing pistol
• Desert finish with lanyard attachment
• Single and double action
• Ambidextrous safety
• 11-round capacity
• Weight 1100 g
• Length 220 mm
• Plastic carrying case included
• Top firing
• Restricted to 18+

Choose the Bruni 92 Blank Firing Pistol for a realistic and safe experience, ideal for collectors and replica enthusiasts.

Warnings & Information (English)

Minimum age: 18 years.

Intended use: For use exclusively with 8 mm PAK blank cartridges in training, film/theater, or collectible contexts. Never fire live ammunition. Always ensure blanks are genuine and compatible; do not use improvised or repurposed cartridges.

Pre-use check: Inspect slide, safety, hammer, and magazine for integrity; do not use if any part shows cracks, excessive wear, or malfunction.

Loading: Insert only genuine 8 mm PAK blanks per manual instructions; avoid mixing incompatible cartridges. Follow correct magazine insertion and slide chambering procedures to prevent jams.

Operation: Wear hearing protection and eye protection; ensure area is clear of bystanders not involved in the exercise; use in designated safe areas for blank firing. Be aware that the replica may still appear as a real firearm; handle responsibly to avoid misunderstandings.

Maintenance: After each session, clean barrel and slide internals with the provided rod and cloth; remove carbon and residue from blank discharges; dry thoroughly; apply light firearm-grade lubricant on slide rails and moving parts as per guidelines.

Storage and transport: Store unloaded in the provided case with safety engaged; during transport, carry in closed case out of public view if local laws require; avoid exposing to drops or shocks that could alter mechanical alignment.

Environmental care: Keep away from excessive moisture or corrosive substances; after exposure, clean and dry immediately to prevent corrosion.

No tampering: Do not modify, drill, or alter any component or mechanism; unauthorized alterations void safety, function, and legal compliance.

Disposal: If irreparably damaged, dispose of metal parts according to local regulations for scrap metal; package sharp or pointed parts securely to avoid injury during disposal.

Legal responsibility: The user must comply with all local laws regarding ownership, transport, and use of blank-firing replicas. In professional or film contexts, secure necessary permits or notifications as required.

Responsible use: Never point at persons or animals except in controlled training situations; avoid provocative display in public. Treat the replica with the same respect as a real firearm in handling and signage to prevent accidents or misinterpretations.

Training & familiarization: Practice handling, loading, and firing in a controlled environment under supervision if applicable; understand the replica’s cycling behavior and differences from live firearms to ensure safe use.