Plastic Training Gun

[Glock Glockler]

Would anyone know where to get good plastic training props for gun disarms and such? In my martial arts club we have several rubber ones but they bend and give, a firm plastic one would be a great aid, something like a Glock or XD.

Thanks

 

[BullfrogKen]

Do a google search on Ring's Blue guns or ASP's Red guns.

 

[miko]

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?p=2752499

 

[S.P.E.C.T.R.E.]

Go with Airsoft. The spring models are cheap and you can get many different types. They shouldn't break under the stress of disarms.

Also, I have a rubber Beretta but it's hard rubber...I can't make it bend. Perhaps you should look into different rubber models as well.

 

[BullfrogKen]

S.P.E.C.T.R.E.

Those Airsofts are not really sturdy enough for the task of hands on training in a dojo.

Ring's can be had in the neighborhood of $35-$40. ASP's for slightly more.


These training replicas are made specifically for this purpose.

 

[hexidismal]

Does anyone have any experience with one of these ? Obviously they aren't the quality of the red and blue guns... but they sell for $7 on amazon, so if they work, thats a bargain. Hard to say who makes them , they seem to be pretty generic and sold as low end martial arts gear.

 

[blackhawk2000]

I sell the ASP's and the Blue Guns. Blue Gun pistols are $37.00 shipped for pistols, and $42.00 shipped for ASP red pistols.

 

[VWTim]

Definetly stay away from airsoft unless you're doing true airsoft training where you all wear eye protection. The red/blue guns and take a beating and keep going.

 

[pax]

I have an aluminum cast gun which will hold up to absolutely anything, but can't remember where I got it from.

Only real downside is that it's obnoxiously cold on your hands if you leave it in the car in the winter.

pax

 

[Hemicuda]

LOL, Pax... so, you're telling us that the aluminum gun is more realistic than plastic, because it reacts to being left in the car in the same way a steel gun does? cool!