These precision shotgun snap caps are similar in weight to standard ammunition, ideal for realistic function testing. These are especially useful for releasing the tension on the mainspring for long-term storage of your shotgun. Cowboy shooters use shotshell snap caps for loading and dry fire practice. A-Zoom Snap Caps are also a fantastic way to get firearm failure drills in a safe environment. These caps allow for manipulation of your firearm to practice clearing jams, ejection issue, and countless other lifesaving drills. These are an invaluable training tool to help you become more efficient and enforce safe handling.

A-Zoom Practice Ammo Rounds are much more than conventional snap-caps. A-Zoom metal snap-caps are precision CNC machined from solid aluminum to exact size, then hard anodized. This hard anodized surface provides for ultra-smooth functioning and long cycling life. The highly durable dry fire "Dead Cap" can take over three thousand dry fires while protecting the firing pin.

Features:

Totally Safe for you and your firearm
Tough Solid Aluminum Construction Ideal for Training, Storage
Function Testing, Cowboy Action
Teach or Learn Safe Gun Handling
Dry Fire Thousands of Times without Damage
Handles just like Real Ammo

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