Steelworx 9mm Stainless Steel Snap Caps/Dry Fire Training Rounds

Good quality they fit perfectly in my p320 mag and no issues cycling them through. Nice for dry firing with the padded ends. Used them multiple times and no issues with my handgun after using them. Seem to be of good quality, paint on tip comes off over time from use but to be expected would buy again

Use them for practice and dummy rounds

Has good weight to it for dry 🔥

I ordered these to practice cycling my new semi-auto without having to risk using live rounds. It cycles pretty well, not 100% perfect but I also haven't used live rounds in this gun yet so that may be normal for my model. It has jammed on me once though.The paint before I even used it was already flaking. Not a big deal to me. If it is a big deal to you, I'd suggest just taking it off with some sandpaper and using a colored permanent marker to color it. Actually, if you care about the coloring and have colored permanent markers, might make more sense to just buy and color the silver model for a few bucks less.The weight is 8g while the live rounds I have are 13g. So it's about 62% of the weight of a live round. Not great if you're training for competition, but good enough if you're just generally practicing.All in all, I am happy with my purchase. Even though I haven't used my gun yet I've gotten used to the action by racking, de-cocking, and now cycling every night or so.

Quality is a lot better then i thought it would be bought it to work on clearing when gun jams. Haven’t had a problem with using them I would buy again

I purchased five 10 packs (50 dummy rounds) of the plain, non-colored rounds in order to stimulate the weight of a loaded handgun and spare magazine for when I practice my dry fire, reloading drills, and malfunction clearing. I train with a Canik TP9SF (9mm). I have been using these dummy rounds for a couple months now, and here's what I can tell you:Likes:-Good price compared to other dummy rounds (approx. $1.30/round).-Smooth stainless steel makes loading a magazine easy.-Solid construction so you don't have to worry about damage to the round when practicing malfunction clearing.-Nice, large rubber striking pad.-Awesome screw-top tin case.Dislikes (more like nitpicks):-Rounds are SLIGHTLY lighter in weight compared to live cartridges.-Rounds are APPARENTLY a little smaller than your standard 9mm. (I say this only because, even though I can't PHYSICALLY see or feel a difference, I'm actually able to fit 19 dummy rounds in my 18-round magazine. I cannot make any sense of it; I've tried putting 19 live cartridges in my mag, but they don't fit.)-You MAY have ejection problems when SLOWLY racking the slide (full speed racking has never been an issue).

The key issue is that these are advertised as being the same weight as standard ammunition, and they are not. I took 10 rounds of Fiocchi 115gr Training Dynamics, and they weighed in at 4.10oz. 10 rounds of these Steelworx snap caps weighed in at 2.75oz.I grant this is much improved over the old nearly-weightless snap caps, but if I'm training to draw a fully-loaded magazine, these don't quite match the real experience.Also, the red came already rubbed off the base ring on most of the snap caps, so this is clearly paint and not penetrating dye, but there's plenty of red left to see that it's a training round, so I don't consider that too much of a downside.Otherwise, these are fairly good for what they are designed to accomplish -- better than the first generation snap caps, to be sure; but not quite perfect yet.I would have rated it a 4 or 5 out of 5 if it had been properly advertised, but spending money on a product, then waiting for it to be delivered, only to discover the description was misleading, sucks rocks.

These handle being cycled many times as opposed to plastic. They are ss.