Steelworx 9mm Luger Stainless Steel Snap Caps (10 Pack)

These work flawlessly for testing the action of your firearm after maintenance or installation of aftermarket high end pats. Just be careful with them because they look just like a standard real live round, so don’t mix them up!

Solid stainless steel. Weigh the same same live ammo. Should las a lifetime. Don't buy GORTAR with the orange plastic "bullets" Pot metal cases and the "bullets break off.

fit nice keep in pistols

Nice qaulity snap caps, like the metal vs. plastic construction...good value. 4 stars vs 5 due to the fact that 2 of the rounds were just a bit too wide and stuck in my 9mm chamber...no big deal to push them out and a few minutes sanding had them in spec and working 100%.

Fit nicely and had a rubber pad in the primer area which make it safe for dry fire

These have worked fine for me as I learn to use my recent, magazine fed, handgun purchase. I am somewhat a newbie in that I have only had revolvers in the past. So, these have been very valuable to practice loading and learning the mechanical operation of the pistol.The only problem I have, and it is not really a problem, is that the color resembles some of my real bullets. You can tell it's not real if you look at the firing pin area, it's rubber. You could mistake them for real bullets if there was an emergency and your ammo is not organized. So, just keep them, or any magazines loaded with them separate and all will be fine. The manufacturer might consider making them in different colors. My other caps are different colors and there is no way I would get them mixed up under any circumstances.They have not jammed, or had any negative affects on my guns. I highly recommend them for learning, or teaching. When I finally got to the range, I was ready. Thanks. Great product!

These snap caps came with double the product (10 vs. 5) at 1/3 less the cost of other brands. I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. I would only have preferred a colored version, but would consider painting them with a sharpie or with some paint or nail polish myself if absolutely necessary. They work as intended, and assist with learning your firearm's trigger break, making the shooter more comfortable with pulling the trigger. I can't wait to get to the range (whenever I can find some real ammo at a realistic price...) and mix these caps with live rounds to simulate a misfire, as well as to watch for trigger flinching and anticipation.In case you were wondering, snap caps do not eject down the barrel. The intent of this product is to "allow" for dry firing without the thought of damaging the firing pin. Once the trigger has been pulled, the firearm must be racked by pulling back on the slide. Doing so ejects the snap cap, and loads the next cap into the chamber. If the magazine is empty, the slide will remain open so you can practice ejecting the magazine and reloading a magazine. When you pull back on the slide or press the slide release with a freshly loaded magazine, the firearm will load the top snap cap into the chamber and be ready for the next trigger pull.

I measured its diameter compared to the actual 9mm cartridge. The dummy is slightly smaller. Put them in the chamber and they fits with no problem. Racked the slide back the dummy got extracted. Since I just got my first 9mm pistol I don't have any experience how tight or loose the round should be in the chamber. So far looks like it works just fine.I put a real 9mm in the chamber; it is about the same fitting, if gun points upwards both real and dummy will fall down when slide is racked back.