A-ZOOM 12 Gauge Snap-Cap, Red (12211), 2 Count (1 Pack)

Bought 4 packs = 8 snap caps for my ks7. Packaging was fine. Easy to open and remove the snapcaps. First thing I noticed is that they came a bit marred. Package says precision milled, but they probably are dumped into a large pile and knick each other before packaging. They loaded into my shotgun no problem, but there is a metal retainer in the gun. You can see from one of my images, it does leave a scratch line on the shells. That's fine. More wearing on the shell hopefully means less wearing on the firearm. All snapcaps cycled flawlessly. My suggestion to folks is to do this away from a wall and hard wood flooring. These are metal and drop with a thud. Left indents on my hardwood.Overall, they function and work as intended. Being that these are metal, depending on the firearm, these could wear out components on the firearm over time. And like standard firearm safety, be aware of your surroundings and where these metal snapcaps could fly out and land. Good made in the USA product.

It works great in my Mossberg shotgun. Love it. Good training rounds.

Having tried other A-ZOOM snap caps in the past, these 12 Guage A-ZOOM snap caps work just as I thought they would. I have never had a 12 Guage shotgun and the A-ZOOM product is a very good product in my opinion. I have used other rifles and pistols with snap caps from different manufactuers, but none match the quality of the A-ZOOM products. Gary in CT.

Good Snap Caps. They work well.

Works as intended, good for training/practicing loading your shotgun quickly. Even though the practice shells do get pretty scratched up through use, it left no damage on the firearm nor have I had any issues extracting the practice shells. Just be careful with keeping track of them, imo, they are very easy to lose.

They simulate the REAL SHELL weight and feel. It feels like you are loading live shotgun ammo. Which is a good safety practice for young and old. beginner and advanced shooters.

I recently (reluctantly, after much deliberation) bought a 12 gauge shotgun for personal/home defense purposes. I've been exposed to lots of firearms in my life, but have had little exposure to them in the last 20-30 years. These items are perfect for learning how to load (multiple topics there), how to unload (multiple topics there too), and how to fire a shotgun. I had practiced with these - using the owner's manual for the firearm I bought - before I took part in a Home Defense Shotgun training class at my local firing range. I was frightened by the number of folks who had bought shotguns for home defense but who had no idea how to even load them, much less fire them, much less unload them. These were well meaning people trying to learn to protect themselves, not stupid people, not careless people, just regular folks who had bought a product (a shotgun) who had spent no time trying to learn to use it.There was a story in my hometown newspaper today about a man who was killed in a home invasion robbery last night. I don't want to be that guy tomorrow night. But the key to being prepared is training and practice, and you need at least as many of these fake shells as your firearm handles. I bought six (my shotgun holds five in the magazine and one in the chamber). Read your owner's manual and practice with these so you won't be more of a danger to yourself than you are to a bad guy!

Good fit