6mm K (.22) BLANK [Pobjeda] Long Blanks (x100 Pack)

Pobjeda .22 (6mm) Long Blanks x 100 are blank cartridges manufactured by Pobjeda Technology, a Bosnia-based ammunition producer with over 60 years of experience.

These 6mm Flobert Long blanks are designed for use in blank-firing pistols and revolvers, such as Ekol Viper, Rohm, or Zoraki R1, primarily for creating loud noise (around 100–110 decibels) and minimal smoke, ideal for theatrical performances, reenactments, dog training, starting races, or launching pyrotechnic flares.

Unlike live ammunition, they contain no projectile or paralyzing substances, using black powder or nitro powder (depending on the batch) for a sharp bang and flash. Sold in packs of 100, they’re popular for their reliability and affordability, though availability is restricted due to age (18+) and regional shipping laws.

Key Specifications

• Caliber: .22 Long / 6mm Flobert, rimfire.

 

• Quantity: 100 rounds per pack, packaged in a tin or plastic tub.

 

• Material: Brass case; primarily black powder for a loud report with some smoke, though some batches use nitro powder for reduced smoke.

 

• Pressure: Up to 500 bar, ensuring a realistic shot sound.

 

• Dimensions: Longer than .22 Short blanks (exact length varies, ~0.8–1 inch); crimped or open-ended depending on the model.

 

• Applications: Compatible with 6mm blank-firing revolvers/pistols for theatrical use, signal firing, dog training, or launching 15mm pyrotechnic flares with an adapter.

 

• Safety: No projectile, but loud noise requires ear protection; eye protection recommended due to potential flash. Weapons must be cleaned thoroughly after use to prevent residue buildup, which can damage the firearm.

 

• Legal Restrictions: Age 18+ with ID verification required in the UK and US; no shipping to rural UK areas (e.g., Scottish Highlands) or certain countries like Canada due to courier limits. Check local laws, as some regions classify blank-firing devices as firearms.

 

Performance and User Feedback

• Pros: Users praise the blanks for their loud, consistent bang and compatibility with various 6mm blank-firing guns, rating them 4–4.5/5. They’re effective for startling animals in training or signaling in reenactments. Nitro powder versions are favored for less smoke, enhancing visibility in theatrical settings.

 

• Cons: Black powder versions produce more residue, requiring diligent cleaning to avoid weapon damage. Some users report inconsistent availability or shipping restrictions (e.g., no delivery to Scotland). Compatibility with specific firearms like Walther PP (.22lr blanks) is unverified—short blanks may be needed instead. One Balistas user noted: “Weapon must be cleaned after each shooting, or pressure at the breech can destroy it.”

 

• Use Case Example: Ideal for reenactors needing a smoky, authentic effect or dog trainers conditioning animals to gunfire. Also used with flare adapters for emergency signaling.

 

Legal and Safety Considerations

Regulations: In the UK, buyers must be 18+ and provide ID; shipping is restricted to mainland UK. In the US, local laws vary—some states require permits for blank-firing devices. In Canada, devices using these blanks may be classified as prohibited if they can chamber live rounds. Always verify local regulations.

Safety: Treat as live ammunition—store securely, use proper firearms or devices, and avoid modifications. Eye/ear protection is mandatory due to the intense noise and flash.