Snap caps

[white92coupe]

I searched around, but couldn't really find what I was looking for. So my question to you guys and gals is, what snap caps do you prefer?

 

[white92coupe]

nobody uses snap caps??????

 

[okcowboy]

I not sure it is really a snap cap but it looks like it could be used as one.
Viking Tactics safety casing

Might help prevent ND's.

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[Shriner]

anyone I can find in the cal I need.

 

[theishkid]

I think Bass Pro has a bunch in different calibers. If you're in a bind you can get them out at GunWorld.

 

[OKNewshawk]

I use the A-Zoom red anodized aluminum snap caps. They're cheaper at Sports World in Tulsa than they are at Bass Pro. My 9mm were $16 for five, IIRC.

 

[Old Fart]

I picked some up off evilbay.
They were alright, don't remember the brand though.
I only used them in an older gun.

 

[white92coupe]

thanks everyone. I was looking at the plastic one's on MidwayUSA and wasn't sure if they were any good. They have some aluminum ones also.

 

[Keyser328]

I have five hand mades. Just a bullet and casing, no primer, no powder.

Disadvantages: They don't cushion the firing pin (non issue on my guns) and they're not red, so you have to look at the butt end to tell which they are.

Advantages: They were *really* cheap and they're not red, so you can slip one into a mag for impromptu tap-rack-bang drills.

 

[theishkid]

I have plastic 12 gauge caps and aluminum .380 caps. I definitely think you're going to like the aluminum more than the plastic. They just feel like they're going to last longer.