SHOTGUN DRY FIRE #ammo #asmr #12gauge

Published on January 11, 2026
Duration: 0:24

This video demonstrates the proper use of Beretta 12 Gauge snap caps for dry fire practice, emphasizing firing pin protection. The instructor, exhibiting high authority, shows how to inspect the snap caps, their internal mechanisms, and how they function within a Benelli M4 shotgun to prevent damage during trigger practice.

Quick Summary

Learn effective shotgun dry fire practice using Beretta 12 Gauge snap caps with a Benelli M4. These snap caps feature a spring-loaded brass plunger to absorb firing pin impact, protecting your firearm during trigger practice. Observe the 'pin mark' on the snap cap as proof of protection.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Unboxing and Inspection
  2. 00:10Internal Mechanism Demonstration
  3. 00:17Dry Fire Practice

Frequently Asked Questions

What are snap caps used for in shotgun practice?

Snap caps, like the Beretta 12 Gauge ones shown, are used for dry fire practice. They simulate a live round but absorb the firing pin's impact, protecting the firing pin and breech face from damage during trigger pulls without live ammunition.

How do Beretta snap caps protect a shotgun's firing pin?

Beretta 12 Gauge snap caps feature a spring-loaded brass plunger within their plastic body and metal base. This internal mechanism cushions the impact of the shotgun's firing pin, preventing it from striking the solid breech face directly.

Can I dry fire my Benelli M4 without snap caps?

It is generally not recommended to dry fire most shotguns, including the Benelli M4, without snap caps. Doing so can cause damage to the firing pin or the receiver's breech face over time due to repeated impact.

What is a 'pin mark' on a snap cap?

A 'pin mark' is the small indentation left on the primer area of a snap cap by the firearm's firing pin. Observing this mark confirms that the snap cap is functioning correctly and protecting the firing pin.

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