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Tipton Snap Caps 380 ACP 5 Pack

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Material Polymer with metal base/insert

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to WWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV

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Tipton Snap Caps for 380 ACP are made for dry-fire practice and snap-cap use to help protect the firing pin when you check your trigger, practice cycling, or adjust your setup. These training rounds also help reduce stress on the hammer and springs during storage.

Key Features

Designed for safe dry-fire and trigger checks in your 380 ACP firearm
Helps protect the firing pin and internal components from impact on empty chambers
Ideal for storing firearms with the hammer at rest using snap caps
Useful for practicing cycling and function checks

Stock up on Tipton 380 ACP Snap Caps and keep your practice consistent while helping protect critical components.

$21.99 $15.99

4.6 | 5 Reviews

SKU: 337377

UPC: 661120373773

BUDS ID: 142518

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Tina M.

1 year ago

Verified Purchaser

Great addition to...

Great addition to practice with. Both from holster to target. Love that it protects my firing pins.

Matthew R.

1 year ago

Verified Purchaser

Treat this four star...

Treat this four star review as four and a half. I bought theseso I can dry fire my Bersa T380 safely. Since the Bersa has an anodized, aluminum frame and feed ramp, I wanted to avoid any steel snap caps since they may wear down the surface faster. I may try some brass snap caps later. I consider Tipton to be a top shelf brand and these do not let me down. I would buy again. There is one quirk with the .380 acp snap caps. They do not eject cleanly, often stove piping or getting jammed somehow. At the range the gun has no problem ejecting empty cases. I checked videos and saw similar results. It is not the snap cap's fault. Something about .380 that causes it. Maybe, since you are working with a smaller cartridge and smaller gun, the tolerance is tight so only an empty case ejects well. I don't know. Just telling you so you are not surprised or disappointed. For me this is not a reason to avoid these.

Mike J.

2 years ago

Verified Purchaser