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.22 Caliber Starter Pistol 900

Bruni

MSRP: $44.00
$38.99
(You save $5.01 )
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SKU:
38-150
Type:
Blank Firing Gun
Ammunition:
.22 Cal Crimp Blanks PTG177
Vent:
Top Firing
Cannot Ship To:
CT, DC, IL (Chicago, Aurora), KS (Topeka), MD, MN, NJ, NY, PA, PR, RI, WI

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Pre-Ordered, Expected ship date: 11/09/2026

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The Olympic 6 is an affordable starter pistol and dog training pistol. It fires single or double action. The cylinder swings open to accept eight (8) inexpensive .22 caliber blanks. This replica gun cannot be converted to fire live ammo. The barrel is plugged and has a red dot at the end in compliance with ATF regulations. No federal license required.

Starter Pistol Features
  • Caliber: .22 Crimps
  • Black
  • Weight and feel of original
  • Working mechanism.
  • Not a firearm. ATF approved

  • Measurements
  • Length: 7"
  • Barrel: 2"
  • Weight: 13 oz.




  • Note: All post 1898 replicas have an orange plug at the end of the barrel as required by law

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    • 5
      Bruni Olympic 6

      Posted by Michael Yates on May 23rd 2026

      I had plenty of cap guns as a child, but my favorite was always the snub-nose revolver. Some of my best memories come from playing a cop or detective—imagining shootouts, making arrests, and bringing a little bit of movie-style action to the backyard. Over time, all of those cap guns disappeared, but the nostalgia never did. So I set out to recapture a piece of that childhood joy—specifically, a snub-nose revolver. After some searching, I finally found one that fit the bill: the Bruni Olympic 6 .22 bank revolver. I’ve always loved the look of those iconic .38 snub-nose pistols from classic films, and this one brings that same timeless feel back to life. In my research of this very revolver, it’s been used in various movies and TV shows as props. The Bruno Olympic 6 presents well in my hand. It’s simple to unload and load. Despite the heavy trigger pull it’s fun to shoot. The left side panel is blank thus don’t reflect “Olympic 6” that are in other versions. This gun is a “cylinder firing” or side firing rather than top firing. This is a great little revolver and great price.

    • 2
      Cheap but what i expected. Very hard trigger pull

      Posted by Tim Williams on Aug 21st 2025

      Low price reflects quality

    • 2
      Pretty crappy for a firearm but it is not a real firearm.

      Posted by Tom Walz on Jun 3rd 2019

      Poorly made, awkward, hard to open, heavy trigger pull.