How does the weight of a single snap cap compare to the weight of an actual round of 9mm? .
938796
It is significantly lighter. The snap caps are basically a plastic housing with a brass end to hold the primer area with the loaded spring. There really is no need for weight in these. They're designed to allow you to dry-fire your pistol with out putting undue stress on the firing pin mechanism...and they do that well.
938797
I weighed one for you and one 124 grain FMJ 9mm the Tipton weighed in at 5.4 grams and the 9mm at 12.3 grams , so less than half of an actual round .
938798
It is MUCH lighter in weight, you have to rack the slide on a semi-auto by hand, turn cylinder of revolver by hand to advance it.
938799
5.1 grams for the 9mm snap cap versus 12 grams for a 9mm Hornady critical duty 135 grain flexlock or versus about 12 grams for your standard 9mm 124 FMJ.
938800
I don't have a scale to give you exact numbers but just from putting them in my hands and comparing with a real 9mm round I'd say that it's about 3 snap caps to one 9mm round. So 3 snap caps approximately equal the weight of 1 9mm round. Hope that helps
938801
A single snap cap is roughly half the weight of a 115gr 9mm round of standard factory load. I don't have a scale but there is a noticeable difference.
938802
Greatly different. Snap caps work for what you purchase them for as far as trigger pull practice is concerned but actually ammo weight there is no comparison you can tell its plastic when you hold I your hand and it it feels empty when chambered
2184542
I have not tried them yet, so I really can't say how load they are. I do know that the product is pretty cheaply made and supplied with only two firing pins, I don't hold much hope of getting more then two shots. It did come with a field tip weighted like a loaded tip. Not impressed with the product once i received it, made VERY cheaply.
473565
Its a little of both, If you own a real HK USP say in 9mm Caliber...real close in weight and feel, I use it to target practice in stead of my 9mm..alot cheaper. real accurate but no adjustment to sights :(
137045
I don't have the precise weight...But it's negligible to say the least. You cannot fill a difference in the weight of the gun with or without them.
1142752
The decappng pin sizes the case neck to the right size for the bullet. It does not flare it neck to allow for easier reloading. Hope this answers your question.
779528
I already responded to this once but I wanted to do a little looking into this. In a review that I just read it said that it takes 38 lbs. of pressure to cock this weapon. This is from "Air Rifle Reviews" an affiliate of Amazon. It's good to know that a company that sells the product actually reviews what they sell. That tells me they care about their buyers needs and concerns of their product. End result, you can't go wrong buying this rifle!
1951292
Thank you for your inquiry. This item weighs 5.6oz. I hope this helps. Have a great day! http://www.amazon.com/Millett-1-Inch-30-mm-One-Piece-Scope/dp/B004YL6CS0/ref=sr_1_1?m=A2BNKNXUEK0Y9Y&s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1428673101&sr=1-1&keywords=094092018180
1780311
I have used them in a 9mm M&P; Shield and Walther P38 (9mm) successfully. They seem to be superior to the solid aluminum snap caps. The aluminum ones shed aluminum shards into the action when cycled. I have not had this problem with the Tipton. The brass based case seems to hold up better.
1093001
There would be no reason to use snap caps in a blank pistol. Snap caps are used by target shooters to work on and improve trigger control.
608630
Yes it is the very same. A .40 cal. is also same diameter as a 10 mm. .size casing.
1951293
Thank you for your inquiry. This item weighs 5.6oz. I hope this helps. Have a great day! Millett 1-Inch to 30-mm One-Piece Scope Mount
438282
Right diameter (6mm) Lighter weight than I use (.12 vs .20 g) Should fire, couldn't predict accuracy.
719067
my gun weighs 7 to 8 lbs. Because of the nail feed it is lighter than most nail guns. Very dependable. Les
790664
I would say YES. I don't load either of these, but the 10mm loads sure look they are at a noticeably higher pressure level, and velocity, than the .40 S&W; loads.
1136932
Snap caps are just to protect your gun when you want to "dry fire" it. Say to practice shooting stance, etc. I was told it was better than dry firing on empty cylinder.
34461
I cannot tell you that answer for I do not know. But ill tell you this: for a cheap plastic mag, they are by far the best I have found. When you loose one its not that big of a deal and they feed pretty quickly. I've never had one break on me yet. Also I have never found a m4/m16 that they have not fit into. You best bet is trying them out for yourself.
1780312
9mm Luger, 9mm Parabellum, 9x19...are all the same round. So yes, these snap caps are specifically for pistols chambered in 9mm Luger.