Charter Arms 82290 Pro 22 22 Blank, 6rd Orange Cerakote Frame, Black Rubber Grips

The Charter Arms 82290 Pro .22 Blank is a lightweight, American-made blank-firing training tool engineered for law enforcement training, training scenarios, and operational drills. Built from 7075 aircraft-grade aluminum, this six-round revolver weighs just 12 ounces—making it ideal for extended training sessions and stress-response exercises where fatigue management matters. The orange Cerakote finish with black rubber grips provides clear visual identification during training environments and ensures reliable function across high-volume practice cycles.

The .22 blank cartridge delivers the auditory and recoil signature necessary for simulated-fire training without live ammunition logistics or range restrictions. The revolver's 416 stainless steel barrel and integrated barrel stop ensure consistent blank ignition and reliable cycling through high-round-count scenarios. At 8 inches overall length with a 3.2-inch frame width, the platform remains manageable for realistic draw-and-fire repetitions while the six-round capacity supports abbreviated training strings without constant reloading interruptions. The lightweight aluminum construction reduces shooter fatigue during tactical movement drills and force-on-force scenarios.

This model serves agencies and training facilities requiring cost-effective blank-fire tools for scenario-based instruction, de-escalation drills, and team coordination exercises. Training instructors value blank-fire platforms for building muscle memory and reaction timing without the expense and range overhead of live ammunition. The Charter Arms .22 blank revolver fills that niche for organizations prioritizing training volume, ease of transport, and simplified logistics during multi-day instructor-led courses.

Made in the United States, the Charter Arms Pro .22 Blank combines domestic manufacturing with proven revolver reliability, offering training programs a predictable platform for repetitive, high-volume blank-fire applications where ammunition cost and logistical complexity would otherwise limit training frequency.