ST Action Pro 9mm Snap Caps – Orange Safety Trainer Dummy Rounds, Reusable Dry Fire Training Ammunition (20-Pack) for Gun Owners

Very durable and well constructed. They use a real metal casing, unlike some of the competitors. I prefer this over others because the bright orange tips and shiny steel case are much easier to find when they end up the ground during drills.I see others searching for their lost dummy rounds that are hard to see when they land in the grass or roll off to the side. Not an issue with these. Plus the "bullet" part is feels more like solid rubber than hollow plastic, so it doesn't crack and the weight is closer to the real thing.

I used these when I was going through a LE academy and I had to buy some so I could keep up with my training after. These dummy rounds are amazing, and let me tell you why:- Unlike A-Zoom or other brands you WILL not strip or damage the rim of the case (I have A-Zoom the red ones, and after 5 or so cycles they start chipping). These will not get damaged, or cause damage by cycling.- They wont chip or leave paint/particles in your gun (because there is no coating/paint)- Can be washed if they get dirty from being dropped in the dirt on the range.Those are the 2 biggest reasons these are the best dummy rounds out there. Ever. Period.On another note, I like to use these for training and keeps my skills sharp. Any novice shooter who wants to become more advanced these are a must, and also for CCW people. They are perfect for mixing into live ammo for tap-rack and double-feed drills. They are also great because they allow you to self-evaluate when on the range to see if your trigger control is on point, and if you're flinching. Being bright orange and silver allows you to easily identify these as dummy rounds, and being able to see them on the ground.THESE ARE GOOD FOR THOUSANDS OF CYCLES, AND HUNDREDS OF HOURS ON THE RANGE!!!P.S. anyone that says you can't/shouldn't dry fire a striker-fired gun; for one they know very little about guns and two you shouldn't be taking their advice. These dummy rounds have a recessed primer and wont make contact with the firing pin, but like I said before striker-fired guns this is not a concern at all.

I am happy that I found this brand. I used these snap caps for a class and I had no unnecessary malfunctions. I’ve told my buddies to pick up some also.

es una buena compra, no funciono como me lo imagine, pero sirve para practicar sin disparar

Works great for ME

Every gun owner should have these. I have used them for many years and often give them away to friends or strangers on the range. These are a great tool to make people comfortable loading and unloading their firearms. I mix them into my ammo at the range to cause simulated malfunctions in order to keep my skills sharp. I do it with all of my guns in many calibers. I get some funny looks at the range, then I end up giving them away 5-10 at a time, so others can train for similar situations. I wish every gun came with 10 dummy rounds at the point of sale. I will continue to purchase dummy rounds for as long as I carry a gun (live).

When training for safe firearm manipulation, this type of dummy round makes the most sense. The orange tip makes sure an individual is not loading a live round in to the firearm, and afterwards, is not leaving a non functional one in the magazine or chamber. Also when working to better understand the mechanics of the firearm, I think this type of dummy round affords better safety than the single color snap caps that are also useful, but except for careful use, can be less confusing in magazine fed pistols.

This items in necessary for training tap&rack