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Blow Blank Guns and Combos in South Africa

Blow is a Turkish maker of blank-firing replicas, and it is one of the most commonly bought brands in this category locally. The appeal is straightforward: recognisable pistol patterns, a solid feel in the hand, and pricing well below the specialist alternatives. NeonSales carries 104 Blow products, from R399 for an extended magazine up to R1,899 for a shiny chrome F92 or C75.

What Blow products does NeonSales stock?

  • F92: the Beretta 92 pattern, in standard and Auto versions, across black, fume, satin and shiny chrome
  • C75: the CZ 75 pattern, in black, fume and shiny chrome
  • P29: a compact pattern, in black and fume, with black or brown grip options
  • Mini 9: the smallest option in the range, black or shiny chrome
  • Combos: pistol supplied with 10, 15 or 25 blanks, most including a holster
  • Magazines: extended 30 shot magazines fitting the F92 and SWAT patterns

Which Blow model suits you?

Model Pattern Best suited to
Mini 9 Compact Smallest and lightest, easiest to keep close at hand
P29 Compact service pistol A middle ground between size and a full-size feel
F92 Beretta 92 The most familiar shape, and the Auto version fires in bursts
C75 CZ 75 Those who prefer the CZ grip angle and profile

Buying a combo or buying separately

Combos pair the pistol with blanks and usually a holster, and they generally work out cheaper than assembling the same items individually. They are also the sensible starting point if this is your first blank gun, since you are not left with a pistol and nothing to feed it. Buying separately makes sense once you know which finish and which holster style you actually want.

Finishes explained

Black is the standard and the most discreet. Fume is a smoked grey finish that sits between black and chrome. Satin and shiny chrome are considerably more visible, which some buyers want for display or collecting and others specifically avoid. Grip colour, black or brown, is cosmetic only and does not change the pistol.

Common questions

What ammunition do these take? 9mm P.A.K. blank rounds. They fire no projectile. Check the listing for your specific model and buy blanks at the same time, since a pistol without rounds is not much use.

What does the Auto version do differently? The F92 Auto fires in bursts rather than one round per trigger pull. It uses more blanks considerably faster, which is worth factoring into what you buy alongside it.

Will the extended magazine fit my model? The 30 shot extended magazine fits F92 and SWAT pattern pistols. It does not fit the C75, P29 or Mini 9, so check the pattern before ordering.

What are the legal requirements? These vary by product category and by circumstance. Confirm your own position before ordering rather than relying on general guidance.

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