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Snap Cap Getting Stuck. I bought some snap caps for my 1911 after hearing they were a good idea if you plan on doing a lot of dry firing and for some. If the bolt body is stuck forward you won't get anywhere by pushing on the snap cap from the front. Since we can't find any ammo anywhere, we have yet to fire them; I've had a 9mm snap cap get stuck in the chamber of a 9mm pistol. The v3 has a rotating bolt. Slide is almost closed, but not completely, and won't. Tried loading a snap cap in. (of course, the opposite is true of rimfire guns.). Would try a wooden dowel and try and smack the round back into the chamber. However, we have been practicing our trigger pulls dry. When taking the gun out today i tried to open the action and take the snap cap out, but the action is stuck shut. Most centerfire guns can be dry fired, so snap caps aren't necessary for practice. I also used a cleaning rod to knock it out. I got home from work. I have tried to force the action open, as well as trying to pull the barrel out the front.

Since we can't find any ammo anywhere, we have yet to fire them; Slide is almost closed, but not completely, and won't. I got home from work. I also used a cleaning rod to knock it out. When taking the gun out today i tried to open the action and take the snap cap out, but the action is stuck shut. Most centerfire guns can be dry fired, so snap caps aren't necessary for practice. Would try a wooden dowel and try and smack the round back into the chamber. I've had a 9mm snap cap get stuck in the chamber of a 9mm pistol. Tried loading a snap cap in. The v3 has a rotating bolt.

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Snap Cap Getting Stuck My wife and i both have brand new 9mm shields. If the bolt body is stuck forward you won't get anywhere by pushing on the snap cap from the front. Since we can't find any ammo anywhere, we have yet to fire them; My wife and i both have brand new 9mm shields. Slide is almost closed, but not completely, and won't. I got home from work. I bought some snap caps for my 1911 after hearing they were a good idea if you plan on doing a lot of dry firing and for some. I also used a cleaning rod to knock it out. The v3 has a rotating bolt. Would try a wooden dowel and try and smack the round back into the chamber. However, we have been practicing our trigger pulls dry. (of course, the opposite is true of rimfire guns.). That may allow removal of the barrel. Now my slide is stuck. I've had a 9mm snap cap get stuck in the chamber of a 9mm pistol. I have tried to force the action open, as well as trying to pull the barrel out the front.