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32 Blanks Fiocchi Blank Ammo
$54.95
PLEASE NOTE: All blank ammunition must ship by Ground Service (UPS/FED EX) and can only ship to within the USA. The Fiocchi .32 caliber Blanks (100 counts) are made for field trials and hunt tests where the blank fire is needed, with a loud report that won’t leave any judges or...
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PLEASE NOTE: All blank ammunition must ship by Ground Service (UPS/FED EX) and can only ship to within the USA. The Fiocchi .32 caliber Blanks (100 counts) are made for field trials and hunt tests where the blank fire is needed, with a loud report that won’t leave any judges or gallery spectators wondering. Perfect for long distances and windy days.
.32 caliber satisfies the minimum requirements for American Field (AF), Field Dog Stud Book (FDSB), Amateur Field Trial Clubs of America (AFTCA), and National Bird Hunters Association (NBHA) field trial events and is also suitable for American Kennel Club (AKC) Hunt Tests.
Please always wear hearing protection when used in dog training.
All blank ammunition must ship by ground service (no air shipments) and only within the lower 48 states of the US.
Recommended for use in the LCS Champ Blank Pistol
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