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Ring's Manufacturing Introduces H&K P30L Bluegun with or without Surefire X300 Tactical Light

The H&K P30L with and without the Surefire X300 Tactical Light training pistol replica is now available from Ring's Manufacturing. The H&K P30L Bluegun training pistol is molded from solid blue polyurethane to differentiate it from a live weapon.

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February 26, 2016

Ring's Manufacturing Introduces H&K P30L Bluegun with or without Surefire X300 Tactical Light

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The H&K P30L with and without the Surefire X300 Tactical Light training pistol replica is now available from Ring's Manufacturing. The H&K P30L Bluegun training pistol is molded from solid blue polyurethane to differentiate it from a live weapon.

Ring's H&K P30L and P30L with X300 training pistol is a 1:1 exact replica of the original Heckler & Koch pistol, allowing officers to train in safe realistic tactical scenarios without the need to use their duty firearms. All Blueguns are 100% manufactured in the USA.

About Ring's Manufacturing

Blueguns allow officers to train in realistic tactical scenarios without the need to use their duty firearms. It also protects their live weapons from accidental damage during training exercises and provides a safe training aid. The “Blueguns” are realistic 1:1 replicas of actual firearms in a range of popular handguns, sub-machine guns, lights, knives, pepper sprays, and radios. All Blueguns are 100% manufactured in the USA.

For more information visit www.blueguns.com .

Topics:Ring's Manufacturing Heckler & Koch Firearms Training Training Aids Weapons Training

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