Triple K Snap Caps .22 20 Pack

Even though it doesn't cycle well in a ruger mk4, it helps me with clearing a jam in the firearm. Also it does not break apart unlike other makers.

You'll notice that the picture doesn't show .22 LR. Thats because they don't look like the rest of them. The .22 LR's are the small orange plastic ones that other products show. OK, they still work, but I bought these because I thought they would be different and better looking than the orange plastic cones, but that's what you get.

In a 22 these are useless, they are so short they are difficult to feed into any gun. They are just a cheap plastic toy level piece of junk that would not support a firing pin.

Showed up late and the .22 caps are too light to use. Just molded plastic. The larger caliber ones I have have springs and a little heft to em.

I had just purchased my second Smith & Wesson Model 41 Pistol and knew that if I wanted to practice dry firing, I had to buy SNAP CAPS. I purchased the Triple K Brand and another manufacturers brand. These feed from the magazine and even extract PERFECTLY and work great. The other brand got stuck in the barrel. I am very pleased. WARNING: Unless specified, NEVER DRY FIRE A .22 Caliber firearm without snap caps.

these are smaller then a 22LR which makes them useless in anything but a revolver. Next time I will spend the extra and get better ones.

What a great product , Finally I can test trigger pull and cycle my rimfires thank you for a great product.

These are pretty much useless.1. They’re not .22lr sized, they’re .22short sized.2. They’re made out of nothing but cheap hollow plastic. No reinforcement to the rim.I bought these to try and safely troubleshoot a malfunctioning rifle. Kind of hard to tell where my problem is if the magazine can’t even cycle them into the chamber.Total crap all the way around, I’m getting some of those aluminum ones next and going for the best.

Cheap plastic without spring. Not full size. 22 cal is shorter than a short. Better to make own.

I ordered the .22 LR caps but they are not full to scale, just the base, so you will not be able to feed them via a magazine. If you insert them directly into the chamber, however, you can test the trigger and eject.

Not as long as a read bullet

22LR are all plastic, not metal, and I need metal to hold up on a rifle that only feeds properly if there is a snap cap at the bottom of the magazine. Ordered an all-metal replacement from another vendor, but at considerable more cost.

...not at all as illustrated. Not recommended. Plastic. Underwhelming.