When you look very closely, you see that the red indication at the back of your gun, telling you that it is still loaded, was still there after you have already taken the last shot. And this happened not just with one or two magazines, but every single time. It then needed another pull of the trigger to make the red dot go away, yet the slide did not catch at all. Of course, on the range you can count the rounds that you have shot easily, but what about a self-defense situation? You do your shots rapidly, very probably without counting them, while your adrenaline goes up the roof, you may have taken all of your shots and now you still believe the gun is loaded. The attacker was maybe able to recover fast, of whatever reason, say CS/CN rounds against an aggressive person under the influence of alcohol or drugs, you want to give another shot and damned, now you suddenly realize that the gun was already empty, although it gave you the indication that it was still loaded. And then you're probably very screwed, thanks to your gun "lying to you". I am sorry, but I need my gun to be working correctly and tell me, with the slide catch, that it is empty and needs another magazine. On the range it may be okay and not a big deal, but not in a self-defense situation, where you very probably do not have the time to pull the trigger without anything happening, then pull the slide back yourself, before you can finally insert another magazin. As nice as the gun looks, that is a definitive no go for me. :(
Indeed. I will make a follow up video about that issue. I found out what it is and I gave to a weaponsmith to fix it. The spring of the slide catch was way too weak, or just deffected and it did not go to the end of it's move upwards, so it catches the slide very loosely and it fell down easily. It will be fixed in few days and I will upload the new video :)
@@replicablankguns Alright, thank you very much for the follow up. :) Yet, the question is now, if it is only your gun or if the issue comes with all the P320 from Ceonic. I mean, what is the reason to buy a gun, of which you already know that the first thing you have to do is to bring it to a gunsmith? :D
@@qnqura agree. I totaly wasn't execting it either. To be honest for me more important is that the gun did not had a single jam while shooting. I don't think I will be able to make a quick tactiCOOL reload in stres ssituation, so the issue with not knowing your last shot is not so big for me. But yes, I realy hope it will be fine after that...
@@replicablankguns I totally agree with you too, yet again, even if I also doubt to stay cool while reloading with an attacker in front of me, the issue is still too vital for me, especially because this is also one of the rare occasions that my local gunstore has exactly that blank gun for sale that you have presented in your video and at first I've thought that it looks quite good. Yet, maybe the gunsmith can tell you if this is just an issue of your product or maybe an issue that Ceonic overlooked and that you can find in all of the Sig Sauer's made by them. It would be sad though, if the 2nd possibility holds the truth and unfortunately I guess that is actually the reason.
Red dot is not for loaded (hot chamber) indication. It is cocked indication. And it will be red even after last round is shot, because slide moves backward after shot and do cock. To uncock you must pull trigger. The only indication of empty mag is slide locked in back position. Though it may fail even on real guns.
Please tell me... Inside the end of the barrel on the Sig Sauer P320 blank gun is a little disc which is clearly visible by anyone standing in front of the gun. Can this disc be removed? The perpetrator will see this and immediately know that this is a blank gun and not a real one.
Hello,so I have a question for you or anyone in the comments that know how to fix this.So I recently bought a blank gun and it should be a semi-automatic pistol but sometimes when i hold the trigger it just goes full auto.If you have any ideas what might be the problem let me know
are you sure that your gun does not have a full auto switch? Otherwise it is impossible. Semi auto guns does not have the same mechanics as the full auto ones. What model is your gun exactly?
There are indeed, but they are unfortunately rare. The German seller Frankonia sells the Sturmgewehr 44 as a blank gun, with 25 rounds per magazine, which is unfortunately less than the capacity of the WW2 original that comes with 30 rounds.
