will these work in a gun that is only made to fire blanks?
2006182
As long as it's the rignht calibre. I don't see why not. The sanp-caps are made to protect the firing pin.
1754366
If it's a .177 cal. air rifle, they should work just fine. Keep in mind for 'target' shooting (paper), you're probably better with target pellets. These are designed for their ability to spread out larger than their .177 diameter upon entering the 'target' (think of a squirrel) for maximum tissue damage.
2223441
Yes they will. I have the Classic Turret press and I have the Reloader Press (Lee Precision SKU 90045) that I use for de-priming my spent cases and they work in that press too.
1355871
No, and I would question the intelligence of anyone that tried it. These are specifically designed for -powder actuated tools-. Read the description and it will tell you what models of tool this item fits. These were never designed for starter guns of any sort and anyone stupid enough to think so deserves to have their hands blown off.
424843
No. They are made for specific guns. Check out their website. My husband loves his.
467296
They can but you should buy test pack of different pellets to see what brand might have better accuracy in your weapon
189589
I don't believe these will work on that firearm. You might check their website and see if it will work but I wouldn't chance it without further research.
81514
Yes, they work just fine with the magazine that handgun uses. My airsoft Colt M1911 A1 uses the same ones. These speed loaders will work with most airsoft magazines.
671437
Yes,I think they will work better because of the weight of the pellet. The distance may not range as far as a lighter pellet, but accuracy should show a difference at a comfortable distance. I got them for a Benjamin/crosman NP Titan air rifle for accuracy at a range comfortable distance. Like all guns/bows they all have a maximum distance u got to find out how far that is. But the heavier pellet will be better then a light one.
2140355
I don't shoot them, but what I've read seems like they should work on this rest. If the "tester" works, the fob will shoot. If they're only a 1" diameter, they're smaller than my Maxima Hunters with Blazer Vanes, so again, they should work.
860365
Yes they will work in a 1911. You need to put them in the magazine to feed them into the chamber.
536506
Well yeah, they are blanks. This means they look like regular bullets but instead of a lead lump on the end it has a non-traveling cap. This means that when you fire them in your gun you pull the trigger, and then there is a boom, and the brass casing ejects, but there is nothing that comes out of the end of the gun. Please note that I purchased these to be used in a blank gun, so I have no idea how they perform in a regular "real" gun.
1359993
They work fine in the 8-shot magazine of my Marauder pistol. They do not fit the 10-shot magazine for the Marauder rifle, regrettably.
1198711
I used them on my ics m4 which shoots about 18 rounds per second and had no issues so you should be fine
2128133
Yes they work in a standard tagging gun. They do not work in a "fine" tagging gun.
1172367
A 223/5.56 Die set will load cartridges that will run through a semi auto rifle. And if that is what they are they will work but the photo attached to the question you sent shows they are for a .50 BMG and they will definitely will not load a .223 /5.56 round. I have yet to reload any cartridges with the Hornady 223 Remington set I have but I have run about 80 cartridges though my set resizing them and they worked fairly well. Jason Tillison's Answer listed is correct in the fact that the dies are full length die set. There are resizing dies that only work on the upper part of the cartridge or the neck but the set I bought are the full length set. A 223/5.56 Die set will load cartridges that will run through a semi auto rifle. And if that is what they are they will work but the photo attached to the question you sent shows they are for a .50 BMG and they will definitely will not load a .223 /5.56 round. I have yet to reload any cartridges with the Hornady 223 Remington set I have but I have run about 80 cartridges though my set resizing them and they worked fairly well. Jason Tillison's Answer listed is correct in the fact that the dies are full length die set. There are resizing dies that only... » Read More A 223/5.56 Die set will load cartridges that will run through a semi auto rifle. And if that is what they are they will work but the photo attached to the question you sent shows they are for a .50 BMG and they will definitely will not load a .223 /5.56 round. I have yet to reload any cartridges with the Hornady 223 Remington set I have but I have run about 80 cartridges though my set resizing them and they worked fairly well. Jason Tillison's Answer listed is correct in the fact that the dies are full length die set. There are resizing dies that only work on the upper part of the cartridge or the neck but the set I bought are the full length set. « Show Less
1369595
I would think that it does, isn't the BB size the same as your gun requires? They work fine in mine.