A-ZOOM 10-mm Auto Precision Snap Caps (5 Pack), Red

Works for intended use. Should last a lifetime.

SNAP CAPS are great for dry firing. Saves wear on the firing pin. 10mm impossible to find in stores.

Work well.

Haven't used this particular set yet, but have always been satisfied with A-Zoom.

I order 10mm Auto, didn't come in OG packaging but that's alright. I ordered 5 in a package but accidentally got 4 ea 10mm auto and 1 ea 357 Sig.I don't really care as 4 is more than enough for my task. I really only wanted 1 lol.Company partially refunded I think just the 1 missing. 10/10 would do business with again.

I did receive these exactly as described, but there is room for improvement. First off 5 is ok, but 10 would be better. The most common 10mm (Glock 20) holds 15 rounds (outside of CA, MA, and a few other locals), and even those places allow for 10 rounds. Factoring the 1911 style 10mms holding 8, and 10 seems to be a good compromise. Yeah I could buy two or even three boxes of these, but seriously should it cost that much to fill a magazine? More importantly, it would be nice to have a heavier fake bullet. These are too light. Despite these opportunities, they do get the job done, and they work (well as much as they should) in my Glock 20 SF. They chamber ok once you get things down (the weight is an issue), and you can practice firing. Then you can practice safely dechambering (removing the magazine first, unless you want to start the cycle over). These are probably best for practicing loading magazines, where again having more would be helpful.All in all these are the best safety caps I've used.

Dry shooting and practicing is very important, especially when ammo is uber expensive and hard to come by. I have these snap caps in various calibers, and they perform exceedingly well.They come in a nice, compact package, 5 rounds per package. The caps feel very well made, fit in the magazine just like a real round, and cycle your firearms just as well.There is no residue when cycling them and they do not harm your firearms.Overall, I'd recommend.

I like these better than plastic snap caps--they look and feel more like real rounds, and provide better protection for your firing pin than you would get if you made your own from spent casings. The synthetic rubber-like material that's where the primer would be seems quite durable, and I expect these to last for thousands of dry firings. I've had no problems with them feeding, and the ejector works reliably with them. For practice I like to randomly mix one or two of these in with my live ammo, so when I am emptying a magazine, if I flinch when I hit a snap cap, I know I need to work on staying relaxed. It's very gratifying to be sending 10 mm rounds downrange with big booms, followed by just a quiet click and a rock steady pistol :-)

Close enough in weight and dimensions of loaded ammo to check function .

A snap