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Most Helpful Positive Review
Exactly what you need...
Well shaped to spec so they easily load and most importantly unload from the bore.
Pros: Perfectly sized
Cons: Worry about the longevity of the plastic
Most Helpful Negative Review
The 22LR snap caps do more harm than good
I used the Tipton 22LR snap caps to test feed, extraction, and trigger function on my new 10/22 custom build. After successfully running 10 snap caps through my gun a couple of times, the rim sheared off one of the caps rendering it un-extractable. Of course, I didn't immediately realize what had ...
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Test function without damage
These Tipton Snap Caps offers thousands of uses each for safety training, function testing, and stoppage drills, all without fear of damaging your striker or firing pin! You don’t have to dry-fire your weapon with an empty chamber anymore, Snap Caps will cycle through your weapon just as reliably as real ammunition, allowing for a safe and effective way to test function without the danger of live ammunition.
Best Used for:
- Test function
Would recommend: Yes
works as advertised/protects firing pin from damage
The snap caps in .223/5.56 work as advertised. They protect the firing pin from damage and are good for dry fire practice (e.g. trigger pull, loading magazines, clearing malfunctions, ejections, etc). Highly recommended.
Pros:
- Work as advertised/hoped
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Dry fire practice
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Nice snap caps
Buy these to practice dry fire without damaging your rimfire gun
Pros: Low cost, durable
Pros: Low cost, durable
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Good for what it is
Both work, though one "ejects" and one merely falls out when extracted from a 700 action. Seem well made.
Would recommend: Yes
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223 Tipton Snap Caps
I own many snap caps & these are my favorites.
Pros: Durable & inexpensive
Pros: Durable & inexpensive
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
GOOD PRODUCT IF IT FITS YOUR GUN
It is a very good product, but i really recomend to Tipton to build this in 22 LR size. I am using it witha 22 LR rifle with great results, regarding the dificulty of placing the Cap in the bore.
Pros: Great quality, works very well if your arm can use a short .22
Cons: A little trouble using it witha 22 lr rifle.
Pros: Great quality, works very well if your arm can use a short .22
Cons: A little trouble using it witha 22 lr rifle.
Would recommend: Yes
.22 "snap caps"
About the size of .22 shorts, can be a bit sticky in feed tube (probably tip of cap going into hollow center of neighboring cap), all plastic, no spring, will probably need to throw out after a few "shots"
Pros: Help avoid dry firing, when testing or teaching
Cons: Shows firing pin dent, ultimately disposable
Pros: Help avoid dry firing, when testing or teaching
Cons: Shows firing pin dent, ultimately disposable
Would recommend: Yes
Great .308 dummy rounds.
These snapcaps are great. They work how anyone would expect them to work. I have an M1A and they chamber and extract without fail every time. Well worth the money, buy with confidence.
Pros: Work how they're supposed to.
Cons: None, really
Pros: Work how they're supposed to.
Cons: None, really
Would recommend: Yes
.22 LR snap caps don't chamber.
I bought these .22LR snap caps thinking that they would be able to help me train with FTE malfunctions, and the like, in my Sig Mosquito. Boy, was I wrong. They're too short to chamber, so everytime you want a dummy round in there you have to manual put it in the tube and close the action.
There's absolutely no way one would be able to mix and match live rounds with these "dummy" rounds to practice with, unlike the larger caliber Tiptons, those are great. They would just stove-pipe out or not allow the action to close.
Extremely frustrating and not worth the money. If they were long enough to chamber properly this review would be much different.
Pros: They're durable, I guess.
Cons: Too short to chamber. What's the point?
There's absolutely no way one would be able to mix and match live rounds with these "dummy" rounds to practice with, unlike the larger caliber Tiptons, those are great. They would just stove-pipe out or not allow the action to close.
Extremely frustrating and not worth the money. If they were long enough to chamber properly this review would be much different.
Pros: They're durable, I guess.
Cons: Too short to chamber. What's the point?
Would recommend: No
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