Phil Allison snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote in news:0aac67d0-3930-4d1a- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
A blank is a live round with no slug. A movie blank is no different. No slug, easily identifiable among movie crew and cast. All of their use gets managed scene by scene.
A dummy bullet is a round with a slug that cannot fire and there are distinct differences in their appearance for those used on movie sets so the armorer can keep their inventories segregated and counted correctly and ANY rounds with slugs on a set will be inert. Any sets containing real live round sequences are NEVER with any persons downrange of the shot line(s).
So Dummy bullets DO look JUST like a real one and are the ONLY type allowed on a set. Not "can look like" They DO look just like them.