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Reliable Snap Caps

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Dchiefransom

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Was wondering if folks here have experience with good snap caps for dry firing that don't break. The ones listed on Midway and other places seem to have problems with the fake primer collapsing, and the spring loaded ones fall apart. Anyone have reliable ones that work well?
If Massad Ayoob says I need to dry fire practice I figure I need to, Having a CZ 75B SAO I don't want to mess up that roll pin they use.
 
i use..."A-Zoom"

if i recall the "primer area is pretty much just a gel....

i too have a CZ 75 B........but mine is a dual action, as i my CZ-75 Omega, and CZ-97 B (45 ACP)

CZ - Česká zbrojovka a.s.

CZ - Česká zbrojovka a.s.
www.czfirearms.com www.czfirearms.com

that roll pin is rather easy to replace, several videos on it.

you do need punches with a ball tip though, not ordinary flat faced punches

i bought better ones from Cajun Gun Works, that do not crush that easily..

and i have yet to replace any roll pin. after hundreds of rounds since i bought all 3 guns.....

but i got those harder spares on stand by.
 
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Have you considered a Strikeman dry fire system?

Their latest 9mm laser cartridge has replaceable firing pin stops.

www.strikeman.io

Strikeman Dry Fire Training – Save on Ammo & Improve Accuracy

Strikeman is a gun training system that allows you to practice your shooting skills with your own firearm without the need for live ammo. By using our target, laser bullet and smartphone holder in unison with our free phone app, you can safely practice your shot in the comfort of your home.
www.strikeman.io www.strikeman.io
 
all I know is that I normally like Tipton. With 9mm though the Tipton's I tried had two issues in my 1911: after a couple of snaps they would go too deeply into the chamber and the base was too small for the extractor to reliably grab. I gave up on them.
 
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