A friend and I need this cleared up. Do real guns, (make, feel,
action) of any type made (hand, machine, rife) or produced to give the
affect of shooting the gun, without actually firing a bullet? NOW,
that was the easy part, the answer is yes. Blanks. The answer needs to
satisfy this hypothetical: You are at a gun range, you are in your
booth, you aim at your target, pull the trigger, the gun responds like
a real gun, the target is impacted or somehow registers "where" the
bullet would've gone, like a real bullet, but no real bullet is
discharged. (blank bullets or tazer, paintball not include in this
answer)
That way, you get the benefits of a firing range without the dangers
of real bullets. What can you do for me? In other words, the cause,
but not the realistic effect.

Gas blowback BB guns have a "kick" like a real gun.

http://www.renegaderecon.com/buyersguide_details.php?id=6

http://www.chaosarms.com/gasglock.html 

http://www.airsoftarms.com/viewproductdetail.php?ProdID=2340

The army makes a system that has a real M16A2 that has the same recoil
effect as a real M16A2 when fired. You don't shoot blanks. When the
trigger is squeezed you have recoil. The M16A2 is attached to a rod at
the flash supressor and it jolts reward for the recoil. You have
targets in front of you and it shows you on a screen where you hit,
how many rounds fired. Hope this helps

Excellent job. Very well researched! ***** Thank you.

It's good to keep in mind that nothing really feels like a real gun
shooting real bullets. Blanks do not feel the same; both the sound and
the kick are different. I've never shot a gas blowback gun, but I've
been told that they somewhat resemble the sensation of shooting a .22
pistol.

A properly run firing range isn't a dangerous place. Actually, I feel
a heck of a lot safer on the firing range than I do in a bank, a
liquor store, or a convenience grocery, where strangers with guns are
much more likely to do me harm.

Even with blanks, guns can be dangerous if misused.  I agree with
pinkfreud on this one; a well run rnage is the safest place to shoot. 
In over 10 years of shooting the worst injury I have seen or
experienced is a slight burn from hot brass falling down my shirt.

Blank Rounds and safety:
http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mblanks.html

Using blank-firing guns as props:
http://proppeople.com/newsletter/vol01-issue10.htm

From a propmaster:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.guns/msg/d0481598577c1870