100-Pack of Yellow Hillman Group 4-6-8 x 7/8-Inch Ribbed Plastic Anchors (370326)

xytalyst: Too small to work as snap caps in my .22lr pistols. Have a Ruger LCP2 .22lr and a Taurus tx22 compact and neither will feed. They jam and will not eject. I'm sure they will work for a 6 shooter, but not any automatic. They probably work great as wall anchors too.

United States on Nov 04, 2023

scoremaster: I gave these 4 stars because im sure there good for their intended purpose ,, but like a
lot of people in the newer reviews have stated the lips are now too thin
to use as snap caps,,,,,since they were cheap i thought i would order them
anyway and hope for the best ..The new reviews are correct , lips too thin.
Your better off just going to stores and find some with bigger lips.

United States on Oct 08, 2023

FictionalDave: I can't speak to the intended use but I do know a lot of people use these for a 22LR snap cap. This brand has changed and can't perform as a snap cap any more. The rim/lip size is now too thin and too narrow. It will fully enter the chamber of your gun and provide not protection for your firing pin. I was lucky enough to find some of the old Hillman versions at a local hardware store.

United States on Sep 07, 2023

Steve Hogan: They have reduced the diameter of the top flange and made them skinnier. They will drop down into the chamber and not play well like they used to. Trying a different brand.

United States on Jul 10, 2023

Celts and Vikings E-Shoppe: didnt look and see how tiny these were, thought it was normal screw size

Canada on Jun 04, 2021

M: Good Product

Canada on Jan 28, 2021

Navtej: Quality is okay, but wasn’t 100 qty as said on product details, I got 80 only

Canada on Nov 20, 2020

JCP: It's perfect for what I needed it for, as a dummy round in my 22lr firearm. This protects the firing pin, and costs only a fraction of what a real snapcap would.

Be mindful that this is not going to feed very well in a tubular magazine. It might or might not feed in a stack magazine. It did to a limited extend in a Ruger Mk III/IV mag. But it works flawlessly when loaded manually.

Canada on Nov 01, 2019

BECQ: Vive internet ! Grâce à ça j’ai pu trouver l’astuce de ces chevilles en plastique qui font parfaitement office de douille amortisseur pour mon pistolet 22 LR. Elles cycle parfaitement dans mon S&WVictory et ma CZ 455.
La livraison depuis les États Unis est un peut longue, mais le prix est tout petit.

Petite mise à jour, moins deux étoiles. Le prix est passé de 9€ avec les frais de port à plus de 30€....
trois fois plus cher en peu de temps...

France on Jun 13, 2018

Aaron I: Not sure how to rate these since I'm not using them for their intended purpose.

They don't cycle properly in my Browning Buckmark. 3 times out of 4, they get stuck in the breach instead of inserting into the barrel.

I tried three different types of 22 snap caps for my Buckmark:

- The Tipton 22 Rimfire Snap Cap. They are easy to load into the magazine and work once they are in the barrel, but 3 times out of 4 they don't cycle properly when you rack the slide. The old cap pops out as it should, but the new gets stuck diagonally in the breach instead of sliding into the barrel. This is very annoying for dry firing, and I do not recommend them.

- The A-Zoom 22 LR Action Proving Dummy Rounds. These are made of aluminum and are explicitly marked as "not snap caps" and that they won't last long if you use them as snap caps, because the striker deforms the rim over time. The package says that they'll only last "4 or 5 hits" if you do that. That is not true, they last a lot longer than that. These are the only ones that I found that cycle properly in the Buckmark.

- The Hillman Group 370326 Ribbed Plastic Anchor. Yes really. This is a plastic wall anchor...

United States on Sep 05, 2015