.22 Caliber Crimp Blanks – Acorn Style Blank Ammo for Dog Training The .22 Caliber Crimp Blanks are an excellent choice for dog trainers introducing pups or young dogs to the sound of gunfire. Known as acorn crimp blanks, these cartridges are among the smallest and quietest .22 blanks available from Lion Country Supply—making them ideal for early-stage gun dog training. Loaded with smokeless powder, these blanks provide consistent performance and reduced residue. They are also economically priced, giving you a reliable training solution at great value. Key Features Acorn Crimp Design: Small, quiet .22 blanks perfect for introducing dogs to gunfire. Smokeless Powder: Clean-burning and reliable with every shot. Training-Friendly: Gentle report ideal for puppies and young dogs. Versatile Use: Compatible with all .22 caliber blank pistols. Cost-Effective: Affordable bulk pricing options available. Package Options 200 Count: 2 tins of 100 rounds each 300 Count: 3 tins of 100 rounds each 400 Count: 4 tins of 100 rounds each 500 Count: 5 tins of 100 rounds each 600 Count: 6 tins of 100 rounds each 700 Count: 7 tins of 100 rounds each 800 Count: 8 tins of 100 rounds each 900 Count: 9 tins of 100 rounds each 1000 Count: 10 tins of 100 rounds each ⚠️ Shipping Notice: Blank ammunition ships Ground Service only (UPS/FedEx) to the lower 48 states. Flat shipping rate: $7.95. The .22 Crimp Blanks are a dependable, low-noise training tool—perfect for building confidence in young hunting dogs during their first gunfire experiences. Best partnered with one of the LCS .22 caliber starter pistols: The LCS .22 Caliber Starter Pistol (TP2)The LCS Champion Blank Pistol (CP 22) Not Compatible with: Charter Arms PRO 22, Some NEF blank pistols FAQ Will the acorn crimp blanks work in all .22 caliber blank pistols?No. When using these blanks with the Alpha or Viper pistol, there is the potential for the pistol to jam if the cylinder is advanced when the pistol is not pointing down. Is the acorn crimp blanks used for track and field or sporting events?We have heard that these can be used for practice but when having events, black powder blanks should be used.
