WALTHER P99 in caliber 9mm P.A.K. / blank firing

SRS firearms – blank, irritant & signal for everyday use & safety Modern technology, authentic design and highest safetyThe Walther P99 gas/blank firearm is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a reliable and versatile weapon for self-defense, signaling, or sporting purposes. Inspired by the original Walther P99 firearm, this gas gun offers authentic handling and a modern, ergonomic design. With a length of approx. 180 mm and a weight of approx. 650 g, it fits perfectly in the hand and impresses with its robust construction made of high-quality metal and durable plastic. Equipped with a magazine for up to 8 rounds and compatible with 9 mm P.A.K. blank cartridges as well as irritant and signal ammunition, it meets versatile requirements. The intuitive operation and integrated safety mechanisms make it ideal for both beginners and experienced users. The Walther P99 carries the PTB seal, guaranteeing compliance with German safety regulations, and offers reliable protection against accidental discharge. Whether for self-defense, signaling during outdoor activities, or festive occasions like New Year's Eve – this gas gun is a versatile companion. The scope of delivery includes the firearm, one magazine, a cleaning brush, and an instruction manual. Purchase is possible in Germany from 18 years of age and is subject to the legal regulations for gas and signal weapons. The Walther P99 gas gun combines quality, safety, and versatility in a well-thought-out and powerful product. Technical data:Model: Walther P99Caliber: 9 mm P.A.K. (blank cartridges, irritant and signal ammunition)Magazine capacity: 8 roundsTrigger: Double Action (DAO)Length: approx. 180 mmHeight: approx. 137 mmWidth: approx. 29 mmWeight: approx. 650 gMaterial: High-quality metal alloy (slide) and durable plastic (grip)Safety: Manual safety and firing pin blockPTB approval: Yes, with PTB test mark (approved for the German market)Color: Nickel-platedBarrel: Smooth barrel for blank and gas ammunition Legal notes on carrying gas and signal weapons