B's Dry Fire Snap Caps ® - Dummy 380 Auto Training Caps (7 Pack) (Orange Brass)

After viewing multiple options, I opted for this brand even though they were a bit more expensive than other options. Glad I did. They mimic actual 380 rounds perfectly, so dry-firing a full P238 magazine gives me the same weight I experience at the range. Experienced shooters know that upper arm strength can suffer once ammo is factored in, so this gives my arms and shoulders the workout they need in preparation for the real thing.

I already had a set of these for my 1911, so when my mother-in-law decided she wanted a Shield EZ for home defense, I immediately bought her a set of these in .380. They're exactly the same size and shape, and almost exactly the same weight as the defensive rounds she'll be using, so she can practise loading, cocking, and unloading the weapon in complete safety.

Great product! Highly recommend!! Well constructed. I've used another brand (A-Z***) of snap caps for years and had great results, but these I believe exceed that brand. I'll be getting more (different caliber) in the future.

Wasn’t what we thought they were going to be! Wife used them twice and had no interest after that! Save your money and just go to the range.

I was sceptical about buying any dummy rounds of any kind from the negative reviews, but these 380 dummy rounds work just fine in my Sig P238. I like that they are brass based.Kudo's to seller. Shipping was fast, earlier than expected and in good condition.

I like this blank for teaching my wife about loading, unloading and handling her Sig Sauer .380. She can dry fire it as often as she likes in order to make it an extension of her arm.

All works good, delivered on time and correctly, product description is exactly what I received in a timely manner. Will order again from this supplier.

I bought these snap caps so that I could test a new Hi Point gun I had just bought without having to wait for an opportunity to go to my local gun range. I had problems with frequent failures to eject, but this is a common complaint about Hi Point guns. I figured I would have to wait until I could get to the range and fire some real ammunition before I knew whether my problem was with the rounds or with the gun. I have not made it to the range yet, but this morning I had an idea for testing these snap caps. The idea worked. I was able to identify three of the seven cartridges that worked reliably while the four others always jam the gun.Unfortunately, the return window has passed, but I'll remember this the next time I need to buy snap caps.