Training Snap Caps for Dry Fire Training Dummy Rounds Practice Safe Loading Firing

These are really nice-looking snap caps. They are shiny silver and has a hole to indicate a dead round, but you can even thread a string or chain through the hole and hang the round for decorative purposes.But the main reason I got these is for dry firing and the rubber primer pocket does a great job absorbing the firing pin impact and protecting the gun parts. It even comes with extra rubber primer pocket pads in case you wear out the old ones.The snap caps even approximate the weight of live rounds so you can cycle the slide and confirm feeding and ejection.On top of all that, it comes in an attractive metal case that is compact and, again, attractive.I'm so impressed that I bought 9mm and 45 ACP so I can dry fire all of my defensive handguns.

Even better than expected. These are VERY HIGH quality. After receiving these for my 44 magnum I am purchasing these for all of my other calibers. I am extremely pleased. The weight is dead even with the live rounds that I use, so I am able to practice draw and shoot in the safety of my home. Ease of use is top notch, and the quality of these make it without question a great value for the money. Also like that the color is consistent with what we shoot. This makes for a much better display.

As a first time shotgun owner, these are perfect for getting used to the weapon functionality without using live rounds. Great weight and feel to match live rounds, perfect for my needs.

**Angeebin Training Snap Caps for Dry Fire Training Dummy Rounds****A Realistic and Safe Addition to My Western-Themed Costume Gun Belt**I recently used the Angeebin Training Snap Caps as part of my western-themed costume, specifically on my gun belt, and they were the perfect addition to complete the look. These dummy rounds not only added authenticity but also provided a safe way to enhance the realism of my outfit.**What I Liked:**- **Realistic Appearance**: The snap caps look incredibly realistic, with a design that closely mimics actual ammunition. When I added them to my gun belt, they blended in perfectly with the rest of my costume, adding an extra layer of authenticity that really made my outfit stand out. They’re detailed and well-crafted, which made a big difference in the overall look.- **Safe and Functional**: These snap caps are designed for dry fire training, so they’re completely safe to use in any scenario, including as part of a costume. They allowed me to safely load and display my replica firearm without any risk, which was important for peace of mind during the event. I didn’t have to worry about accidentally damaging the firearm or creating an unsafe situation.- **Durable Construction**: Made from sturdy materials, the snap caps held up well even after being handled and loaded multiple times throughout the night. They’re built to withstand the rigors of dry fire training, so they’re more than durable enough for costume use. The quality construction means they’ll last through many more events or training sessions.- **Versatile Use**: While I initially bought these for my costume, they’re also perfect for dry fire training and practicing safe loading and firing techniques. This makes them a versatile addition to my collection of training tools. Whether you’re using them for practice or as a costume accessory, they perform well in both roles.- **Easy to Use**: The snap caps fit smoothly into the chambers of my replica firearm, and they were easy to load and unload. They didn’t jam or cause any issues, which made them convenient to use throughout the event. The ease of use is a big plus, especially when you’re handling them frequently during a costume party.**What I Didn’t Like:**- **Limited Color Options**: The snap caps I used were in a standard brass-like finish, which looked great, but it would have been nice to have a few color options to match different firearm styles or costume themes. A variety of finishes could add more customization options for different looks.- **Size Specificity**: While the snap caps fit perfectly in my replica, they are designed to fit specific calibers. This means you need to ensure they match the caliber of your firearm or replica to avoid any fitting issues. It’s not a downside, but something to be aware of when purchasing.- **Not Visible from a Distance**: Although they add great detail up close, the snap caps aren’t particularly noticeable from a distance. If you’re looking for an accessory that makes a big visual impact, these might be more subtle than expected. However, for those who appreciate authenticity, they’re a perfect touch.**Bottom Line:**The Angeebin Training Snap Caps were an excellent addition to my western-themed costume gun belt, providing both authenticity and safety. Their realistic appearance, durable construction, and ease of use made them a standout accessory that completed my outfit perfectly. While they’re primarily designed for dry fire training, their versatility makes them a valuable tool for both practice and costume enhancement. If you’re looking for a way to add a realistic touch to your costume or need reliable snap caps for training, these are a fantastic choice. They helped me achieve the look I wanted, and I couldn’t be happier with how they performed!

They have nice weight, and feel quality made. They are very close to actual size. Unfortunately they do not eject from my Weatherby Vanguard.UPDATE: I was contacted by customer service and was told they had a bad batch of tips, they promptly sent out new ones and now they properly cycle!

This are well made dummy rounds with some weight to it, would buy it again for my other caliber firearms if they made them.

The product and service are both spot-on. I purchased a set of .45, 9mm, and .380. Each of them was sized precisely, with realistic weight. Inserting them into a magazine was realistic, and they fed & ejected in my pistols (1911 and Glock). The service was also fantastic. After receiving the goods, I made an objectively unreasonable request, and they went to great effort to satisfy it, including drop-shipping a part from China and following up when it was delivered.The request? When I ordered, the order pages featured images of altoid-style tin cans to hold the dummy rounds. When the product arrived, only the 9 and 380 were in such tins. The 45 were in a plastic case. When I asked about it, the company said they are transitioning to plastic cases, but still had a stock of metal cases if I would like one. (Note: the metal cases DO dent. If you drop it too hard, then the dummy rounds will put neat bumps on the case. The case material has NO impact on the usability of the produce for its intended use.)Overall, an excellent product and an excellent service experience.

Fits in my mags and works great. Practice, practice, practice!