Snap Caps Training Dummy Rounds Practice Safe Loading Firing Close to Real Weight

These are my first snap caps for my first firearm, but I gotta say "WoW!". Checking the functionality of my firearm has been easy with these. They weigh the same as a 9mm round and they're made of steel and plastic orange tips as the product page says(I checked with a magnet), and they come with extra rubber primers.Great value for the money, and you get plenty of them.

These are wonderful, excellent for training. These dummy rounds are extremely heavy for what they are. Only issue is unloading is very finicky

I usually use the A-Zooms for my over-unders but I am beginning to like these. They would seem to be a good choice for training using a pump gun or semi-auto. They work fine in my Franchi auto-loader. The length measures 2.29 inches - same as a live 12 gauge round. Diameter is also identical. I see no visible sign of wear in the rubber primer area after several snaps in my shotguns.

Good snap caps they have some weight to them and come in a nice case that works well in my range bags.

Fantastic for practicing safely. I use these in my bed and on my couch. I can finally teach my wife and daughters to put the magazine in, rack the slide, and fire away. The first time I handed my wife and youngest daughter a gun, they both put their index finger on the trigger and pointed at me. That’s why you need snap caps. These have a solid weight to them. I love that I can dry fire and practice clearing jams and honing my skills that don’t have to be practiced on a range or with live rounds. The only problem I have is occasional jamming. I think they sit forward in the magazine if I don’t push them back. I also notice the orange piece unscrewing from the case. The silver lining here is that I get to practice solving these real problems from the comfort of my house. I’m preparing for, and teaching my family how to overcome those problems while in a chaotic situation. I have not had to replace any firing pin cushions yet but I’m grateful to have a full set of replacements and a tool to remove them. The only thing that bugs me is the orange piece unscrewing from the casing. I don’t know why you would want to take that off. There could be a really obvious reason that I’m not seeing, but I’ll be using a tiny bit of glue I will be getting more of these because the value for money is fantastic, the quality is superb and the ability to safely learn these techniques in the comfort of your home, is priceless.

These have functioned very well for me. Good quality, and they last. I'll buy more of these when they eventually wear out. Looks like it will be awhile.

Great training rounds! These are awesome for teaching mechanics to a new shooter. I load these dummy rounds in a mag randomly to simulate a misfire. It teaches the shooter how to safely check and clear a breach and move forward. I also love these for teaching trigger pull mechanics and showing how pull can affect muzzle direction. The pack size is great for use in multiple magazines and the replacement rubber is well worth the money.

Excellent quality. Great for dry fire training. Only used a few times, will have to see how they hold up long term