I can't speak for all of them, but I can say that Azoom's suck in my 1911's. While super-durable, the aluminum body is too light and will slide forward in the magazine when the top round is pushed forward into the chamber. When I try to eject the magazine, it's jammed in by the forward round and I have to work to get it free. I think if the snap caps weighed more, I wouldn't have this problem, but they don't and I do.
Plus, they are rather dark in color and easily lost in the grass or shadows. I have seen ones that have a standard brass body filled with an orange polymer that forms both a soft primer for the fp to impact and a bulletnose profile for clean feeding. I haven't been able to find them locally, but when I do find them, I'll be sure to get a couple dozen.
The good thing about them is that they are extremely durable. If you don't just lose them, them solid aluminum body will last for several generations. You might have to replace the rubber primer after a few million snaps, but that's easy done.
Those cheap red ones with the springs under the primers tend to fall apart quickly. The Azoom is the most durable I've used.
Let me know what works for you.
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Plus, they are rather dark in color and easily lost in the grass or shadows. I have seen ones that have a standard brass body filled with an orange polymer that forms both a soft primer for the fp to impact and a bulletnose profile for clean feeding. I haven't been able to find them locally, but when I do find them, I'll be sure to get a couple dozen.
The good thing about them is that they are extremely durable. If you don't just lose them, them solid aluminum body will last for several generations. You might have to replace the rubber primer after a few million snaps, but that's easy done.
Those cheap red ones with the springs under the primers tend to fall apart quickly. The Azoom is the most durable I've used.
Let me know what works for you.
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When reason fails...