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CARLSON'S
Carlson's Choke Tubes 00105 Snap Cap for 12 gauge shotguns are purpose-built dummy rounds designed to protect your firing pin and practice your gun handling without live ammunition. This two-pack features a wool insert nested in an aluminum base, giving you reliable, reusable snap caps that cycle smoothly through your 12 gauge shotgun. Whether you're dry-firing for mechanical practice, function-testing a new gun, or training at home, these dummy rounds let you train safely and repeatedly without wearing out your firing pin on empty chambers.
The wool and aluminum construction provides consistent, controlled strikes that mimic the feel of a real round while staying soft enough to protect your gun's internals. Snap caps aren't live ammunition—they're training tools, and Carlson's design keeps your shotgun running smoothly across multiple practice sessions. The two-pack gives you enough dummy rounds for serious dry-fire work or to keep a spare set on hand.
If you're a competitive shooter, hunter fine-tuning your shooting mechanics, or anyone building safe gun-handling habits at home, 12 gauge snap caps are essential practice gear. Carlson's snap caps deliver that feedback and realism without the noise, recoil, or expense of live fire.
| Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Quantity | 2-Pack |
| Material | Wool Insert, Aluminum Base |
| Model | 00105 |
Yes. Snap caps are designed specifically for dry-fire practice and protect your firing pin from damage that occurs when striking an empty chamber repeatedly. They provide a cushioned strike surface and are much safer for your gun than dry-firing without them.
Carlson's snap caps are designed for standard 12 gauge shotguns. If you have questions about compatibility with a specific model or action type, contact us for confirmation.
You get two snap caps—reusable dummy rounds with wool inserts and aluminum bases. They're ready to use out of the box for dry-fire training.
No. Snap caps are dummy rounds and contain no propellant or projectile. They're strictly for dry-fire practice, function testing, and gun handling training.
CARLSON'S
Carlson's Choke Tubes 00105 Snap Cap for 12 gauge shotguns are purpose-built dummy rounds designed to protect your firing pin and practice your gun handling without live ammunition. This two-pack features a wool insert nested in an aluminum base, giving you reliable, reusable snap caps that cycle smoothly through your 12 gauge shotgun. Whether you're dry-firing for mechanical practice, function-testing a new gun, or training at home, these dummy rounds let you train safely and repeatedly without wearing out your firing pin on empty chambers.
The wool and aluminum construction provides consistent, controlled strikes that mimic the feel of a real round while staying soft enough to protect your gun's internals. Snap caps aren't live ammunition—they're training tools, and Carlson's design keeps your shotgun running smoothly across multiple practice sessions. The two-pack gives you enough dummy rounds for serious dry-fire work or to keep a spare set on hand.
If you're a competitive shooter, hunter fine-tuning your shooting mechanics, or anyone building safe gun-handling habits at home, 12 gauge snap caps are essential practice gear. Carlson's snap caps deliver that feedback and realism without the noise, recoil, or expense of live fire.
| Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Quantity | 2-Pack |
| Material | Wool Insert, Aluminum Base |
| Model | 00105 |
Yes. Snap caps are designed specifically for dry-fire practice and protect your firing pin from damage that occurs when striking an empty chamber repeatedly. They provide a cushioned strike surface and are much safer for your gun than dry-firing without them.
Carlson's snap caps are designed for standard 12 gauge shotguns. If you have questions about compatibility with a specific model or action type, contact us for confirmation.
You get two snap caps—reusable dummy rounds with wool inserts and aluminum bases. They're ready to use out of the box for dry-fire training.
No. Snap caps are dummy rounds and contain no propellant or projectile. They're strictly for dry-fire practice, function testing, and gun handling training.
