Blank Firing Non-Gun Brings the Rock and Roll Back to WWII Re-enacting
Want to shoot a machine gun without the legal hassle of owning one? Go to www.ssroom.com Tell him Ol' Army Joel sent you.
Chuck Ducastle has a patented invention known as the Blank Firing Only Non-Gun (BFONG). The BATF has declared it a non-weapon and hence, it is legal in every state in the Union. Cost is $2,500, it comes with 6 magazines, and there is a waiting list. Get on the list! You will not be sorry. It fires a special 9.3mm blank made from a cut down 5.56 military round at about 650 rounds per minute. The patented secret? The BFONG blank shoots backwards towards the firer and there is a gas tube that redirects the blast 180 degrees and out the muzzle nut. Skeptical? This is no joke; it looks, smells, feels, weighs, flashes, and sounds just like the real thing. An actual MP40 is about 16K; this is 1/7th the price and just as much fun. Ammo is $137 for 500 rounds and Chuck is working on other models including a Sten and Thompson.
Look into the chamber, the blank is facing rearwards and the bolt is locked forward. When the trigger is pulled, the bolt slams to the rear firing the round. It fires from an open bolt just like a real sub-machine gun. 2nd pic is of the 9.3mm round backwards in the magazine.
