Unbelievable! LOL!!! Sorry, but this cracks me up.Fam Money said:I just purchased some snap caps from Bass Pro. I have what may sound like a silly question. Are they supposed to replicate bullets? What I mean by that is when I fire with them loaded in the magazine are they supposed to be ejected and the next one loaded?
The ones I have now just stay in the chamber forcing me to cock the gun to dry fire the next one. Needless to say it pretty irritating. :x
It's all good, at least someone got a kick out of it. :lol:gaspipes said:Unbelievable! LOL!!! Sorry, but this cracks me up.
great idea. i appreciate that thought. that's especially good for law enforcement training. thanksbigun said:Snap caps are also great for stoppage drills have a friend load them into a magazine with live shells then fire them off untill one goes click, then its slap,tap and rack boom. Just make sure they are good quality and can take the force of being chambered from the magazine.
When I was in rookie school the instructors had a bunch of rounds that had a fired primer, and no powder, just a shell and a bullet. They'd load a magazine and throw one of those in there to mess with us, and get us to remember our misfire drills.bigun said:Snap caps are also great for stoppage drills have a friend load them into a magazine with live shells then fire them off untill one goes click, then its slap,tap and rack boom. Just make sure they are good quality and can take the force of being chambered from the magazine.
I've dry fired mine more than live fire (almostampleworks said:I figure if its not safe to do so then why would the darn thing require a dry fire to disassemble it?