Training Guns

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Training Guns | Non-Functional Pistol & Rifle Trainers Plastic and Rubber Replica Trainers for Supervised Martial Arts Disarm Practice Training guns are non-functional replicas used in supervised martial arts classes to practise disarm techniques, handling and positioning without real equipment. They cannot be loaded or fired. We stock two trainers: a compact 9mm-style plastic pistol and the Morgan TPR M4-style closed-stock training rifle, which has a matte blue finish so it's easy to tell apart from real equipment. Both are sold to adults (18+) for training practice only. Before You Buy a Training Gun Check your state's laws: Australian states and territories regulate imitation and replica firearms differently, and some require a permit or restrict them. Check the rules where you live and train before you order. Material: Hard plastic trainers hold their shape for handling drills. TPR (thermoplastic rubber) has a little more give. Colour: Brightly coloured trainers, like the blue Morgan rifle, are easy to identify as training tools in class. Transport and storage: Carry trainers to and from class in a closed bag, never display them in public, and store them out of sight when not in use. Our Range Pistol trainer: 9mm Plastic Training Gun : approx. 20cm long and 250g, detailed plastic. Rifle trainer: Morgan TPR M4 Closed Stock Training Rifle : non-functional TPR, 77.5cm, 1.6kg, matte blue finish. Frequently Asked Questions Can these trainers fire anything? No. They are solid, non-functional replicas with no working parts. Who can buy a training gun? Buyers must be 18 or over. They are sold for supervised training practice only, and you're responsible for checking they are legal to own where you live. Can I use them for contact training? They are designed for handling and controlled disarm practice under an instructor, not for striking. Follow your instructor's safety rules. Warranty and Delivery Training guns carry a 12-month warranty against manufacturing defect