A-Zoom 6-Pack Precision Dummy Rounds fits 22 LR Action Proving

I initially asked for a refund and got it right away. I tried them and jammed rights away but it was my rifle not the dummy rounds. They work perfect on my .22 long rifle, so there’s a very good chance it will work in other .22 guns.

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Dry fire practice with dummy rounds is why this product exists. Because they are rimfire they will have a short lifespan. Deal with it. If you want more lifespan out of your dummy rounds, don't pick 22 rimfire… You are already saving so much money on 22 LR that it doesn't matter what you spend on dummy rounds. In fact; Why are you even using dummy rounds when it is so inexpensive to use real ones? I'm not saying that you should do it in your apartment, but it should be cheaper than popcorn to do it at any range…

Man, these things are of great quality. My only knock against them is something they fully admit to... that they're not snap caps. I didn't buy these expecting that, as I bought them just to really keep in the breech of my guns JUST IN CASE one of the kids pulled the trigger while handling my rimfire guns. It saved the breech from a pin strike, however, it definitely still puts a solid dent in rim of the dummy round, which I really feel could've been engineered a little differently to prevent that. Perhaps a different material or metal of some sort.Anyway, regardless, they advertise as NOT being snap caps, so I can't hold that against them too much. They fit perfectly in mags, and never fail to load when needed, so from that standpoint, they do exactly what they're supposed to - they load from a magazine into a breech, and then eject properly when called upon. Supposedly, they're for training. :/

Perfect for what I needed

I ordered these A-Zoom 22 LR dummy rounds via Amazon Prime, and got them in 2 days, great experience as usual with Amazon Prime.I already had 9mm and 45acp A-Zoom snap caps for my S&W M&P pistols and they work great for training, testing, and practice, so I added these 22 LR dummy rounds to my collection for a Winchester Model 62A pump action rifle we inherited from my wife's father/grandfather. Since I've never actually fired a pump action rifle before it is nice to learn to load and use the gun before actually going to the range.The main difference between these dummy rounds and snap caps is that the snap caps are center fire which have a rubber center for the firing pin to hit whereas these are just a solid dummy round not meant to be used for practice fire. If you do pull the trigger to engage and release the hammer, the pin will nick the casing, and after repeated use it will be unusable due to deformity, or may even become lodged in the firearm. So basically I'll use these to become more familiar with how the rifle works with loading and ejecting spent rounds. I also purchased some Pachmayr 22 LR plastic safety snap caps which I review separately.I definitely would recommend these 22 LR A-Zoom dummy rounds to anyone who would want to become familiar with a firearm. I bought these 22 LR dummy rounds along with A-Zoom 44 Special snap caps, A-Zoom 16 Gauge snap caps, and Pachmayr 22 LR plastic safety snap caps (rim fire) which I will review separate.

These .22 LR dummy loads are designed more for loading and unloading exercises in firearm training. While they work very well and are used to dry fire your rimfire firearms they don’t last long due to the punishing strikes on the edges of their rims from your firearms firing pin. That’s really of no consolation when considering that you are not doing damage to your firearm. They’re cheap enough to buy again if or when that becomes necessary.

These are not snap caps. Like others I just assumed they were without reading the ad. They are basically to look at.