ST Action Pro 9mm Dummy Rounds –5 Pack Inert Training Ammunition for Dry Fire, Malfunction Drills & Classroom Use – Nickel Casing, UV Reactive, Veteran-Owned, Assembled in USA – Safe & Reusable

These fed and fit great in my Taurus magazines. Also ran fine, loading well while practicing jamming or misfire. I did have one bad jam where the slide stuck and would not move back at all. I attribute it more to my bad technique than the product. Other than that one time, the snap caps ran and ejected while practicing just fine. Do wish they were heavier, I felt the were a little light which might contribute to jams or other problems some are having. Worked great in my "non glock" :)

Great value! These things used to be SO expensive, so its great too see affordable options. I place these randomly inside my target practice magazines in order to practice malfunctions! They help a ton! Ive never had an issue using them and the bright colors are perfect to find them on the ground. Ive probably cycled them through 5 or 6 different guns and they work perfectly and are very durable. Easy to use, light, and are long lasting.

Great dummy rounds. Indent protects firing pin (if needed). Entirely inert, great practice for dry fire, rack/reload, clear jam. Nice weight and easily identifiable as inert. 9mm fits Glock17, 1911 Ronin, Aegis Custom without issue.

They work just fine no complaints except for the price at least give me 10🫤

Muy necesario

Simple and effective for practice. Fits well and no feeding issues.

Great product

First off want to say these do work... but they do not even come close to simulating the accurate weight of a real round so makes them really next to useless for anything but trigger practice. You also only get 5, which means to get enough for a full magazine so you can practice loading, unloading et cetera you're gonna need to buy 3 sets which, based on what I paid for mine, is more expensive than a box of real 9mm. Also they do not like to chamber, they jam frequently which does, to be fair, have training advantages. Basically what I'm saying is I wouldn't buy these again but I am glad I have a set of them at least because they ARE valid training tools... you just can't rely on them to be accurate tools. The best thing you can do with them is to mix a couple in with live ammo to see if you're flinching or anticipating when firing live. Other than that... I don't think they serve that much of a purpose since dry firing a modern handgun is pretty much safe to do anyway due to how they're engineered without risking damage to your firing pin. One other thing I suppose these could be good for is learning how rounds interact with your handgun and being able to SAFELY see how everything works, because knowing how things work is very useful.