Tipton Pistol Snap Caps with False Primer and Reusable Design for Dry-Firing, Gun Maintenance, Gun Storage

Fantastic Snap Caps! These are much better in quality than competing snap caps like Azooms -- the actual brass shell and pin make it very sturdy. I have a .40 S&W HK USP, and each snap cap has lasted me dry firing them more than 80-100 times each. The plastic will break if you cycle enough, but frankly, competing snap caps I've used don't last more than 50 times of dry firing for about 20% cheaper prices -- this is definitely a better bargain because it lasts so much longer. Tipton is known for strong plastics and metalwork for gunsmithing, and this line of snap caps does not disappoint -- definitely get it if you want to practice your DA form or just want to practice cycling, etc.

Shooting skill deteriorates over time, use it or lose it, trigger squeeze and sight alignment come together with practice. This is a great way to practice your trigger control, at home for the guys like me that walk out into their back yard and fire off rounds. You can maintain, train and develop with this simple training aide. If your learning or teaching firearms these are essential. They are well constructed, I own .40 cal and 9mm

These work exactly as advertised. I purchased the .40sw size to run in my 10mn g29. If you have different 10mm, research if your mags will handle40 as well. Glock 10mm mags seem to have no issue with .40. They load and cycle well. The spring loaded primer seems do work well to pevent the area from becoming deformed. After many uses to practice dry fire, you can see just a tiny dot where the pin impacts.

They are constantly getting jammed and kept doing this until finally one got lodged in my barrel. I ended up having to force it out. I am not sure what a better option is, but I don't feel like this is good for you weapon.

These are excellent for practicing when you can't get to the range. They are much cheaper than ammo, and allow you to focus on technique without dealing with recoil and lout sounds. They are a must for dry firing to protect your firing pin. Also, they are good to insert into you magazine randomly when you are at the range to practice for when you get an FTF.

Good product fits my Smith and Wesson MNP full size 40 caliber handgun the only thing is you have to Regular racket to make it shut and you can’t just slowly slide it close also made sure I didn’t do any damage when you have to shut it regular racket to the slide or the firing everything seems OK

I have these in other calibers, but recently got a .40 so got these to match. They are great for dry fire practice, to decrease unnecessary dry firing, they are also a great training aid at the range. I like to load them in the middle of a mag, if I’m anticipating or moving as I shoot, it’s visible when you get to the cap.

Well made, Brightly colored, Good primer spring and with soft brass for firing pin protection;Worth the cost in my opinion;Use as snapcap, but not as a dummy round (the plastic body can’t hold up to intense repeated cycling, and too pricy to throw out after short period)Remember do NOT use in magazines you use for defense carry

The best snap caps on the market. I've read countless reviews and watched a bunch of videos comparing snap caps and these always come out on top. The best part is that they have an internal spring to give away at the hammer during dry fire drills.

Useful for practice - not useful for verifying feed

produit Tipton tres bonne qualité et n'endommage pas votre arme

Best Quality snap caps available bar none.

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