A-Zoom 12231 45-70 Government Snap Caps - 2 Pack Training Rounds

The A-Zoom 12231 snap caps provide safe dry fire training for 45-70 Government rifles without the risk of firing pin damage. These precision-machined training rounds allow shooters to practice trigger control and cycling drills with complete confidence in their firearm's safety.

What Makes This Different

Unlike standard snap caps that wear out quickly, A-Zoom snap caps feature a spring-loaded striking area that absorbs firing pin impact thousands of times. The hard anodized aluminum construction resists deformation while the precision CNC machining ensures consistent chambering in any 45-70 Government rifle. Each snap cap includes a replaceable primer area that extends service life far beyond conventional plastic alternatives.

Key Features

• Spring-loaded primer area absorbs firing pin strikes without damage
• Hard anodized aluminum construction for extended durability
• Precision CNC machined to exact 45-70 Government specifications
• Bright orange anodized finish for instant visual identification
• Replaceable primer inserts for extended service life
• Compatible with all 45-70 Government chamber rifles
• Two-pack provides backup for extended training sessions

These snap caps excel in competitive shooting preparation, hunter safety training, and firearms instruction environments. The consistent cycling action helps shooters develop proper bolt manipulation techniques while the reliable strike absorption prevents costly firing pin repairs. Law enforcement agencies and military units rely on A-Zoom products for weapon familiarization training where live ammunition cannot be used.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: 45-70 Government (.458 diameter)
• Material: Hard anodized aluminum body
• Finish: Bright orange anodized coating
• Overall length: 2.105 inches
• Case length: 2.105 inches
• Quantity: 2 snap caps per package
• Spring-loaded primer insert system
• Made in USA

A-Zoom snap caps represent the professional standard for dry fire training equipment across military and civilian markets. The investment in quality training aids pays dividends in improved shooting performance and reduced maintenance costs.