WTS: Training ~Dummy Rounds~ 12 Gauge, .223, .45, 9mm

[Santa Cruz Armory]

Like the title says:

WTS: Training ~Dummy Rounds~ 12 Gauge, .223, .45, 9mm.

$9 for a pack of 5 shipped. I'm in the Bay area.

PM if interested.



**Edit** some of the .223 and .45 look like they've been "snapped" on. They're not beat up and look almost new. Just an FYI.

[weezil_boi]

You sure they arent baby carrots

Whar are these made of? Are they really snap caps.. w/ spring and all? Or just training dummy rds?

[Santa Cruz Armory]

You sure they arent baby carrots

Whar are these made of? Are they really snap caps.. w/ spring and all? Or just training dummy rds?

Training rounds? dummy rounds? snap caps? whatever you call em they don't go *BANG* so I think you could pull the trigger on 'em all day and they wont fire on ya.

[ajl2121]

So, is there a difference between snap caps and dummy rounds? Everytime I ask if dryfiring my USP .45 or my Mossberg 12 gauge, I'm told that SNAP CAPS wouldn't hurt and most people recommend them. I'm looking for some snap caps.

[weezil_boi]

So, is there a difference between snap caps and dummy rounds? Everytime I ask if dryfiring my USP .45 or my Mossberg 12 gauge, I'm told that SNAP CAPS wouldn't hurt and most people recommend them. I'm looking for some snap caps.

Yes. there is a difference. Thats why I specifically wanted to know if these have an internal spring to ease the firing pin. The plastic training rounds will quickly wear holes / dents where pins strikes and no longer offer the protection of a snap cap.

Q: So, are these actual snap caps, or just plastic/poly training rounds? Do they have a spring inside?

[Santa Cruz Armory]

Yes. there is a difference. Thats why I specifically wanted to know if these have an internal spring to ease the firing pin. The plastic training rounds will quickly wear holes / dents where pins strikes and no longer offer the protection of a snap cap.

Q: So, are these actual snap caps, or just plastic/poly training rounds? Do they have a spring inside?

NO, these DO NOT have a spring in them. They are orange training/dummy rounds.


I changed to the title to reflect the clarification.

[Bobula]

These are great for ftf drills. I bought some 9mm ones for my P6.
BTW got mine yesterday, awesome shipping time!

[larryb]

PM sent for 223

[Santa Cruz Armory]

Going, going.....

They're going, going.....

I have (3) pack of 12 gauge, (1) pack of 9mm, (4) packs of .45 and 4 rounds of .223 left.

Get 'em while you can!!

[larryb]

Received my 223 dummy rounds in record time. Great seller. Perfect tool for practicing type 3 double feed malfunction drills.

[Santa Cruz Armory]

Bump!!!

[Santa Cruz Armory]

Bump

[Santa Cruz Armory]

Bump. Have the 12 gauge and 9mm left.

Forgot about this thread

[Santa Cruz Armory]

BTT