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

EDIT 2025/08/05: After seeing my review, the seller Gordon reached out to me to see if I would test a new TPU material they're using on the base of their 22LR snap caps to see if it would resolve the problems. He sent me replacement bases free of charge. I tested the new snap cap bases, and I'm happy to report that they work GREAT! I tested the snap caps in the same 22LR RIA Feather rifle, and all 5 magazines manually fed and ejected the dummy rounds without issue! And none of the magazine followers got stuck like they did with the old gummy rubber either - everything was very smooth! I give 5 STARS for the current version of this product, and 5 STARS for the amazing service and customer care by GORTAR. Thanks, Gordon! ***************** I have the .223 and 12 gauge versions of these snap caps, and those are great. BUT these .22LR ones are really not that great. The problem is that the orange rubber cover on the base thickens the base just enough to cause ejection problems. The orange rubber cover also extends very slightly over the edge of the round's base, causing these rounds to stick in magazines and fail to feed. For these reasons they're useless for dry fire practice or running drills. They're ideal for practicing to clear jams though! For the record, these experiences were on A RIA TM-22 Feather rifle. All 5 mags and the firearm itself feed and cycle live Federal ammo, so it's the snap caps causing the problems.

Works great!

These are actually really nice! They're a perfect match for 2 3/4" shell and the weight and weight distribution is perfect for your average 00 buck shell. The brass rims are durable and don't ding and cause jams like most inexpensive snap caps. I've not had any issues with them feeding or ejecting. You can get better snap caps for a lot more money but there's not really any need for it. Oh, a good indicator of the maker's faith in their product: they include a bunch of replacement rubber "primers" because they expect these things to last long enough for the firing pin to wear out the rubber. It's a nice touch and conveys confidence in their product.

Incompleto solo es el repuesto de huke

Full weight 2-3/4" dummy shells. Works great, pretty good for the money. Might have to tighten a small screw that holds the base to the body... but only experienced that a couple of time doing cowboy action shotgun shooting/loading drills, With a 97 Main body is nylon or similar plastic... Base is low wall steel type, pretty solid machined, with a urethane primer pocket. Feeds flawlessly..