Ihr Warenkorb ist leer
Ihr Warenkorb ist leerDelos D. Harriman
Bewertet in den USA am26. Mai 2025
Got a .380? Get some of these. Great for shooter training, firearm cleaning, and diagnosing feed issues. These have the EXACT fit and form of factory ammo. Nice resilient insert keeps your firing pin safe. Finest snap caps out there. High quality, durable, and a lifetime purchase in any quantity. Good value for the price.
TheKaizenOne
Bewertet in den USA am19. März 2025
The Pistol Metal Snap Caps for .380 are perfect for training children in gun safety and handling. They provide a realistic experience without the risk of live ammo. My kids can practice trigger control and get comfortable with the feel of a real gun in a safe way. The durability and metal construction make them reliable for multiple training sessions, and I love that they help protect the firearm’s components. These snap caps are an essential tool for introducing children to responsible gun handling.
Phil Szukiluski
Bewertet in den USA am17. April 2025
IMO, if you have a gun, you should have snap caps, for mag function checks, gun function checks after cleaning, dry fire practice (protect your firing pin!).
JD
Bewertet in den USA am28. Januar 2024
Nothing but good to say about their quality and operational ability as these cycle, protect during dry fire and eject just as you expect. But why only 5? Even the tiniest of .380 pocket pistols needs at least 6 and likely 8 or 10 to be able to practice fully loading a magazine and it's those last few that matter since they are the toughest for beginners.
baldylocks
Bewertet in den USA am13. Mai 2024
To be fair and honest, I will use this same review for all the snap caps I have purchased, nothing changes just because the caliber does.Snap caps are an inexpensive tool to use for training your trigger pull and reaction when pulling the trigger of your pistol. Before you take your pistol to the range, throw a few of these caps in pistol and practice squeezing the trigger so you get the feel of how much force you need and where it breaks when firing. Next, place a nickel or dime on the front of the barrel (on a semi-auto, this won't work on revolvers), close to the front site. Find a target to aim at, squeeze the trigger until the hammer fires, all while trying to keep the coin in place. Many people will flinch while pulling the trigger in anticipation of the of the upcoming shot. This practice will help minimize or eliminate this problem. The best part about this practice is you're not wasting ammo at the range, now when you get there you can feel more confident.These caps are used to protect the firing pin from bottoming out in its bore buy absorbing the impact when the trigger is pulled. You don't have to use them, but if you break a firing pin and have to have a gunsmith install a new one, the price for these caps would have been a real bargain.
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