S.T. Action Pro 223 Cal / 5.56 MM Dummy Rounds – Orange Safety Trainer Dummy Rounds, Reusable Dry Fire Training Ammunition (5-Pack) for Gun Owners - Veteran-Owned, Assembled in the USA

Nice. Won't harm your firing pin

These dummy rounds are outstanding. Really good practice without comprimising safety. I admire the user that left a bad review at first because of the way he was handling the charging handle, figured it out and then left a good review. When I first had an AR-15 I did exactly the same thing: easing the charging handle instead of letting it rip. You will get a jam every time if you do that. Unfortunately I learned that the hard way: at the gun range with live rounds. If I would’ve had these I could’ve practiced at home and figured out what the (my) problem was and saved myself from the hassle and embarrassment. If I need any I will buy more.

works good, only reason i have it 4 start is becusae it doesnt eject out as I expected even though its made with brass casing, the size to a 5.56 ammo is a bit off seems like due to the plastic pieces. So it doesnt grab as good when you pull out the charge handle. overall good item for training to reload, dry fire, etc.

A necessity for proper training. Don’t skip out on these.

Awesome dummy rounds, made very well durable and fit perfectly… Great to learn and teach confidence with a firearm I would highly recommend

The dummy-rounds work as needed. The tip does get scraped up a bit, but it's not a major issue. They have identical dimensions to a standard 5.56/.223, except for overall length (the plastic tips are slightly shorter than a standard FMJ)

Good for practicing reloading and for learning how to recover from gun jamming.

These dummy rounds are perfect and you definitely can't beat them at this price point. They cycle every time, but don't be afraid to be aggressive when cycling. Those having jamming issues are most likely holding back. Also after loading the magazine, slap the back of the mag to seat the shells evenly. And one other thing about the recessed primer and dry firing. "Dry firing is bad for firing pin" is a myth, except for maybe rimfire rounds and is why these rounds are designed this way. Dry firing your AR is absolutely fine. It's been discussed on many forums.

Excellent quality, very well made completely inert dummy brass cartridges. I wanted it for dry fire practice in my new Tikka TX3 Tac A1 and also use it to show new comers about safety involved in shooting sport. I must say the dummy cartridges fits well in my tikka magazine and cycle them very smoothly. I would strongly recommend it to everyone who are looking for dummy round. Just one advice, make sure with the law of your country / state that it is completely legal to import inert dummy cartridges in your country of residence.

They work great for testing feeding of your 5.56/.223 rifle, and they will be super gentle on the inside of your rifle, but I wouldn't dry fire with these unless you want to take the time to fill the primer pockets with hot glue. I think it was pretty dumb for the manufacturer to not extend the plastic all the way through the brass. Also, the tips of these are super soft, (they're plastic) so they will wear out faster.