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product_id: 10129634
title: "03200 22 Lr Plastic Safety Snap Caps (24) Pack, Orange, one Size"
brand: "pachmayr"
price: "A$32"
currency: AUD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Pachmayr"
url: https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/10129634-03200-22-lr-plastic-safety-snap-caps-24-pack-orange
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region: Australia
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# 24-pack durable snap caps safety-first plastic design proudly made in USA 03200 22 Lr Plastic Safety Snap Caps (24) Pack, Orange, one Size

**Brand:** pachmayr
**Price:** A$32
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧡 Train smart, stay sharp, and never miss a shot!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 03200 22 Lr Plastic Safety Snap Caps (24) Pack, Orange, one Size by pachmayr
- **How much does it cost?** A$32 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.au](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/10129634-03200-22-lr-plastic-safety-snap-caps-24-pack-orange)

## Best For

- pachmayr enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted pachmayr brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Setup:** Snap-on design makes installation quick and hassle-free—get training fast
- • **Crafted in the USA:** Quality and reliability backed by American manufacturing standards
- • **Vibrant Visibility:** Eye-catching orange color for easy identification and enhanced safety
- • **Practice Like a Pro:** 24 precision-engineered snap caps for flawless dry-fire training
- • **Safety Meets Innovation:** High-impact plastic construction ensures reliable, damage-free firearm handling

## Overview

The Pachmayr 03200 22 Lr Plastic Safety Snap Caps come in a convenient 24-pack of bright orange, one-size snap caps designed for safe dry-fire practice. Made from durable plastic with advanced engineering, these snap caps protect your firearm’s firing pin and improve shooting skills. Lightweight and easy to install, they are proudly manufactured in the USA with a 1-year limited warranty.

## Description

Packed in handy 24 packs, these Pachmayr snap caps are precisely molded from a resilient polymer for many safe, damage-free hammer drops. After extensive experimentation and testing, these tough, polymer snap caps are proven to deliver long life and many hammer drops. In fact, testing has shown that these snap caps can withstand up to 5-times as many hammer drops as the other “disposable” rimfire snap caps.

Review: Does what it’s intended to do - I use 22 lr snap caps to de-cock the springs in my 22’s. Not really interested in cycling through magazines. Probably get 10 uses or so out of each unit. Once fired brass works well too, but I prefer using the orange plastic snap caps for safety. Easy to tell what’s in the chamber. Used in semi-autos, revolvers and bolt actions without issue. If you try to overuse one, the rim will mostly split off, but I can live with that if it happens (rarely).
Review: Great training and safety tool - Great product. I got them because I got my daughter a Crickett .22lr so we could safely go over things before going to range. Since then, I’ve used these in my ruger 10/22 and surplus MAS 45 and M69, they chambered well and proved to be a great training and safety tool.

## Features

- Combination of superior materials and advanced engineering
- Improve your shooting
- Easy to install
- Made in : United States

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 4.88 x 2.6 x 1.3 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.06 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions  LxWxH | 3 x 1.25 x 5.75 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.6 Ounces |
| Brand Name | Pachmayr |
| Warranty Description | 1-year limited |
| Model Name | 22 Lr Plastic Safety Snap Caps (24) Pack |
| Color | orange |
| Material | Other |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Pachmayr |
| Part Number | 03200 |
| Included Components | snap-caps |
| Size | One Size |

## Images

![03200 22 Lr Plastic Safety Snap Caps (24) Pack, Orange, one Size - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/614N3OfwVDL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How do they hold up after use, snapped against 100 time or more? Wear?**
A: They're rimfire, so no. Maybe 10 times a piece. I just use them to decock the gun between shooting sessions. Not for dry fire practice.

**Q: Will this work for a .22 magnum?**
A: The .22 mag. is a larger diameter than .22 LR.  Therefore the .22 LR snap caps will be a little on the small side.  That being said, they may work.  Just make sure the firing pin is hitting the rim of the snap can.

**Q: These work in the smith and wesson m&p 15-22?**
A: They will work in any 22 cal gun. If your intent is to use them as snap caps for practise and cycling the weapon, it might not meet your needs. I use them as snap caps in myy 22 pistols. I have some that hav a disconnector and can not be fired without the mag in, so I place one in, cycle it and then pull the trigger. Savesa the barrel. You are not suppose to pull a cocked trigger on an empty chamber, it will ping the barrel and damage it. I use these for that, to save the barrel, and release tension on the recoil spring.

**Q: How long fo these 22 snap caps last?**
A: All of our snap caps vary from 500 to 3000 uses.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Does what it’s intended to do
*by O***L on August 1, 2022*

I use 22 lr snap caps to de-cock the springs in my 22’s. Not really interested in cycling through magazines. Probably get 10 uses or so out of each unit. Once fired brass works well too, but I prefer using the orange plastic snap caps for safety. Easy to tell what’s in the chamber. Used in semi-autos, revolvers and bolt actions without issue. If you try to overuse one, the rim will mostly split off, but I can live with that if it happens (rarely).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great training and safety tool
*by M***F on January 15, 2026*

Great product. I got them because I got my daughter a Crickett .22lr so we could safely go over things before going to range. Since then, I’ve used these in my ruger 10/22 and surplus MAS 45 and M69, they chambered well and proved to be a great training and safety tool.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ These Perform EXTREMELY Well... Period! ...well maybe.
*by S***1 on August 12, 2012*

Wow. All these negative reviews. Makes me wonder if "I'm" the one who doesn't know what I'm doing or something! Seems there are many more "experts" out there that know much more than me and how I should, or shouldn't be perceiving or using this product... but, I don't think so. To be fair, I waited a month and a half after purchasing- and rigorously using/testing the Snap Caps- before reviewing to see if these negative claims were comparable with my results. No they weren't. Not even remotely. I haven't encountered any of their "negative" issues. I've had no jams, no feed problems, no crushed rims, no splits, splinters or other failures. Other than the EXPECTED firing pin dent and rim burrs from multiple (many times more than ten strikes) "firings", I'm wondering what product the reviewers were reviewing. (Oh boy... here comes my bashing from them.) Isn't that what these were intended for... to take the abuse so your rim-fire weapon doesn't have to? I'll allow my results and observations to maybe help guide your purchase decision: These things are great. They live up to every claim by the manufacturer... and then some. They do what they were "labeled" for on the package. And do that well, I might add. As a Snap Cap, they work as well, and even better, than the alternatives for protecting your firearm from damaging rim-fire dry fires. They also cycle in all "my" rim-fire weapons for failure drills and flinching indicators with newbie's. Now... having said this, I wouldn't expect these to last long using them constantly with full-force ejection or vigorous racking and firing routines. I could see how, if they were already well used and then loaded into a magazine without de-burring the rims a little first, they might fail to feed properly or even jam... but I've successfully loaded these into my mags and have had them feed and cycle properly... every time. Those whom weren't achieving the advertised "10 times" dry-fires as indicated in the negative reviews... I haven't found that to be true either. Yes. They will work better, or maybe I should say easier, in revolvers and true hammer fired auto's. It also helps to rotate the cap's rim in hammer fired weapons after every other firing or so. I've also figured a way to use them in striker fired weapons without slinging caps all over the floor and having to recover them. My "method" also rotates the rim so it's unlikely to have multiple firing pin hits at one spot for a while. I've got single snap caps that mimic a whole box of ammo before I even have to think about tossing it. Still. I wouldn't expect them to last long with forceful ejections or the slide closing on them at full speed all the time. Slow racking prolongs their life (Duh). Remember, sometimes you need to be smarter than the products you buy and treat them reasonably. How long would you expect your car to last if you constantly mashed the gas and always skidded to a stop? It's capable of that, but you'd be a fool to treat it like that (and expect it to last)! Pros: Dimensionally equal to live .22 LR cartridges. Brightly colored- hard to mistake them for a live round. Feeds and cycles properly for flinching or failure drills. Multiple dry-fire firing pin hits per rim (spot), per cartridge (snap cap). I've used one cap well over 50 times and it's still not worn out! Better than any other alternative out there (Tipt0n, A-Z00m, others). Rim can be touched up with a file (or thumbnail) to prolong its life. Relatively inexpensive "insurance" to avoid firing pin breakages or damaging chamber denting. Cons (and I'm reaching now): Not cheap... but less expensive than replacing a broken firing pin or having to re-chamber your gun. Not a single "solution" for all the reasons one might want in a rim-fire "snap cap". But let me know if you find one at less than $20 per single cap! Overall. I'm happy with my purchase and the results I've achieved with these Snap Caps. I'd give them 10 *'s (stars) if they'd allow me. If you purchase with realistic expectations... or have a little creativity on how to use these (properly) to prolong their useful life, I believe you'll be happy with them. Disclaimer: Of course... your mileage may differ. Treat and handle all guns as if they were loaded! Never point any gun at anything you aren't intending to shoot! Results and observations herewith are not endorsements nor instructions for use or misuse of this product or reasonable firearms procedures. You alone are responsible for your actions and assume all liability for your ability or inability of proper and safe use of guns in your possession or control. ******** Update- 6/29/13: Willing to admit I was a bit too zealous with my favorable review, I'd like to point out some things I have observed using these since. I too, have found some inconsistency with these snap caps. Many seem to last as long as I originally claimed- but others have separated the rim after only several uses. It's like the snap caps are made from two or more different plastic compounds on different machines then mixed prior to packaging. 1. The firing pin of some of my pistols have a heavier "hit" and after a couple snaps, the rim is starting to deteriorate excessively. The ones used in the pistols with a lighter hit, last longer. Still, even with the excessive deterioration, they meet the manufacturer's clam of 10 strikes- by rotating them in the breech. The package even says "life will vary with firearm model". 2. Temperature also seems to have something to do with how long they last or can be reused. And... it doesn't take much of a temperature difference to show separation with only a couple strikes (or re-strikes). I can't use these in the colder months, even inside here in my house. They seem to work properly right now (June) where it's 78 but in the winter, when I keep the thermometer on 68, I get more failures. They get brittle, I guess, when cooled even by only a few degrees. I just now "fired" off (on) one about a dozen times and I can barely see the firing pin marks. So... maybe both temperature and the manufacturing process has something to do with it (as too, maybe the aggressiveness between guns of their hammer (striker) dropping effort). As a result, I'm dropping my rating a notch. However, the remainder of review still has merit.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-06*