Snap caps for my Benelli M4 H20

[MJSTEIN0753]

Any recommendations for snap caps for use in my Benelli M4 H20.  There are multiple manufacturers out there but, I want snap caps that will function in my M4 and not cause any damage to the firearm.

[BigJoe365]

3 hours ago, MJSTEIN0753 said:

Any recommendations for snap caps for use in my Benelli M4 H20.  There are multiple manufacturers out there but, I want snap caps that will function in my M4 and not cause any damage to the firearm.

Great question, following

[Gmcrigger2007]

Try this site out. http://www.genco-inc.com/products/non-firing-training-ammuntion/

[mkat72]

B's are high quality.  I use them for all my guns.

https://www.dryfiresnapcaps.com/product-page/b-s-dry-fire-snap-caps-12ga

[bambihunter]

Well, they won't technically 'function' the firearm, but all do the task at hand. Personally, I use A-Zoom for my rifle and pistol. These are just to take the tension off the spring after a range session, hunting, and cleaning. So, they might get fired a dozen times or so a year. However, for some reason, I prefer the spring type for shotguns and I prefer Tipton's among that type.

[MJSTEIN0753]

I ordered a set of DryFire snap caps.  The low brass blue are recommended for use in a Semi-Auto.  Once they arrive, I will update my post on the fit, finish and function.

[BigJoe365]

I went with the B's. They look high quality. bought 9 of them free shipping in California

[JRCOWBOY]

I am not happy at all with B's.  My firing pin will not contact half of the 6 I recieved yesterday.  The white primers are set in too far.  Quality control not good at all.  Bought these so I woukd not dry fire gun and did anyways.

Edited February 19, 2021 by JRCOWBOY
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[Gmcrigger2007]

Try www.genco-inc.com

     These dummy 12 ga. dummy rounds have been very good.

[AliT]

Any recommendation on other good manufactures of snap cap? I contacted Genco since it was recommended on this forum and sadly they are out of business.

[StreetSweeper56]

I use A-zoom, they seem to work fine and they are CLEARLY not live rounds.

[CobraBG]

I use the A-Zoom as well and have had no issue. They are all aluminum and I haven't seen any signs of damage. I have them for my other guns as well.

[Milspec]

I recently purchased Snappy's.  So far so good I guess.  A lot of these guys seem to use Star Brass. 

I had B's and I think they were just OK.  The top of the shell wasn't crimped on the B's.  They have a rolled edge with a white cardboard center.  I didn't even think about checking the depth on their rubberized primers.  Now I'm going to check both..

[NineInchNails]

I 3D print my own dummy rounds and glue the brass of a spent round to the printed body. 3D printers can be had for as low as $185.00 and tons of uses for them. Only costs pennies to print a dummy round.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4800594