Home Sports & Outdoors Hunting & Fishing Shooting Beretta Waterfowl Hunting Short Gun Safety Care Plastic Snap Caps 2 pcs Set

IDEAL FOR BEGINNERS - Dry firing with these Beretta snap caps helps users practice targeting, loading, unloading, trigger finger discipline, muzzle management, and draw stroke
SAFE SNAP CAPS - Testing the gun action at home using usual ammo could be dangerous since you may injure people, or even injure yourself
ERGONOMIC DESIGN - These snap caps from Beretta are designed with active users in mind; tops of snap caps are brightly colored for user’s convenience
LOW NOISE LEVEL - This set is considered not to make any loud sounds; so if you want to practice in your backyard, have it all
FULLY REUSABLE - The set of snap caps contains a spring-dampened false primer which absorbs the force from the firing pin allowing you to safely test-fire the gun without damaging the components

Product information

Technical Details

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H

‎6 x 3.5 x 0.8 inches

Package Weight

‎22.68 Grams

Brand Name

‎Beretta

Country of Origin

‎Italy

Model Name

‎Hunting Short Gun Safety Care Plastic Snap Caps 2 pcs Set

Material

‎Other

Suggested Users

‎unisex-adult

Manufacturer

‎Beretta

Part Number

‎SN4100500009

Style

‎.410 Ga

Included Components

‎Item

Size

‎Standard 410-Guage

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Product Description

BERETTA SNAP CAPS

Snap caps are made to protect your guns by relieving the stress on your firing pins and firing springs. Available in a variety of types and calibers, these are a great tool to practice dry firing, to teach safe gun handling, and also to prevent your firing pin from breaking.

When you safely store your unloaded gun, put a snap cap in the chamber and fire your gun to allow the firing pin to lay at rest.

Snap caps are used to confirm a gun is functioning properly without using live ammunition.

They also work as a training tool to simulate gun malfunctions, the same as a dud would.

The TRIDENT Story - what does the Beretta logo mean?

Like all respectable 500-year old companies, Beretta has had its share of logos: the shield with the letters "PB" (for Pietro Beretta, the father of the industrialized Beretta,) the duck with open wings, and the more simple "Fabbrica d'Armi Pietro Beretta" are some of the representations.

And then, there's the "Trident," which (truth be told) is not a trident at all.

The poet, writer, director, mariner, and journalist Gabriele D'Annunzio developed this graphic design to symbolize the will to get things done. The encircled arrows represent the three shots fired by a battleship that engages a potential enemy: the arrow on the left represents the first warning shot, fired at the ship's stern; the arrow on the right represents the second warning shot, fired at the ship's bow. The central arrow is the last round fired when the ship doesn't yield: this one is aimed at the ship itself. The logo was dubbed "Dare In Brocca" or "hit the target."


FUNCTION CHECK Snap caps are used to confirm a gun is functioning properly without using live ammunition. In the case of semi-automatic guns, it can be used to ensure the magazine is feeding ammunition properly up the feed ramp and into the chamber.	DRY-FIRE PRACTICE Snap caps are used for general dry-firing practice. There is some debate as to if dry firing a gun may cause damage to the firing pin in a modern gun. Using a snap cap eliminates any potential risk of doing so if the snap cap has a solid primer cup.	MALFUNCTION TRAINING Snap caps also work as a training tool to simulate gun malfunctions, the same as a dud would. The shooter loads one or more snap caps into the gun or magazine along with live rounds; when the trigger is pulled with a snap cap in the chamber, a failure to fire occurs.