B's Dry Fire Snap Caps - A.K.A. B's Dummy's - Dummy 9mm Luger Training Caps

Super quand ses neuf mes après plusieur utilisation très dessu les pointe bleux se brise et sali tout le mécanisme du pistolet voir les photos

Great snap caps, excellent value, carrying case is a nice touch.

Great product, higher quality than I expected, great customer service.

The media could not be loaded.  Good attractive product. Clear markings to avoid any accidents. Handles like the real thing. Obviously, they are in Eric and therefore you don’t get any blow back to load the next round. You have to cycle them manually. (I write that because some people are not educated in the use of snap caps.).For those of you who don’t know, there are three primary things to focus on when it comes to being a better shooter. One is familiarity with the weapon you’re handling. Too, the tactile feel and kick back from firing your weapon. Being able to regain, your target in quickly and fire the next round. However, lastly, there are the basic mechanics. Proper grip, breath, trigger squeeze. Attaining in holding a good sight picture. Even cycling your rounds in the event of a jam. That is where the beauty of this product comes in. It allows you to practice your basic mechanics without having to go to the range all the time.Again, great product does exactly what it is advertised to do. 👍🏻

Hi, all.I received B's Dry Fire Snap Caps Dummy 9mm Luger Rounds last night, 28-January-2016.I've been using THE well-known red aluminum snap caps for some time; they held up well, and they did their job; but, I got tired of that product leaving aluminum flakes in my chamber and throughout the insides of my Sig Sauer P226 9mm; hence, I started to shop around for better quality dummy rounds; and, I found B's Dry Fire Snap Caps Dummy 9mm Luger Rounds.B's Dry Fire Snap Caps Dummy 9mm Luger Rounds are made of quality materials, and they are weighted close to the real live cartridges, which I really dig; because, the added weight gives me a real-life feel to my gun while I do my dry fire practice sessions at home. For example, for self-protection, I use the HPR Black OPS 9mm Luger 85 grain cartridge, and one cartridge weighs in at 0.4 oz; one cartridge of B's Dry Fire Snap Caps Dummy 9mm Luger Rounds weighs in at the same amount: 0.4 oz..When I load all 10 cartridges of B's Dry Fire Snap Caps Dummy 9mm Luger Rounds into my magazine and into the magazine well of my gun, I feel the real weight of my gun as if I was at the gun range with live cartridges; and, the weight adds an element of reality to my dry fire training.So far, I fired B's Dry Fire Snap Caps Dummy 9mm Luger Rounds approximately 1,440 times since I got them. When I ejected them, they landed on the carpet I set on my floor. Through normal dry fire sessions (ejecting from my gun, stacking in my magazine, loading into my chamber, ejecting the magazine from the magazine well, and having the firing pin make contact to the white primer) they held up pretty well -- the blue tips started to get nicks, but that's normal for dry firing sessions.You can see the pictures, which I posted to this review, that show the firing pin striking marks on the white primer and the nicks in the blue tips. The marks on the white primer are just firing pin marks from my gun -- not gouges.I'm very pleased with this product -- finally, I found a company that makes quality life-like dummy cartridges for my dry fire practice sessions at home./s/ Alfonso Faustino