Do .38 snap caps also work with a .380?
1429643
No. They are two different calibers. Even though some people call .380 9mm shorts, they really are different.
1429644
Clearly as you see by the replies, they do not work. But I wanted to also respond to ask you to please take a basic firearm's safety course. This is an answer you should know before even purchasing said firearm. Please, please get some training from a certified instructor (not some buddy who claims expertise, and is likely feeding you myths and misinformation).
1429645
No. .38 Special snap caps will fit a .38 special revolver or a .357 revolver. But are too long to fit a .380.
1429646
Do not work, but the one in the photo is a .380, the 38 is longer with out the groove at the end. Thanks for ask: Hector Aballi Certified Firearms Instructor
1429647
No, they are two different calibers and are not interchangeable. This product page has confused some, because the product name says ".38 Special" snap caps, but the picture shows a 380 snap cap. The picture and product description on this page do not match. I am assuming the product description (".38 Special") is correct, and the picture is wrong. HTH
1429648
No. It's a different caliber. You need the correct caliber for your firearm.
1698107
I use this for my 380 and 9mm, but be aware that the tips are VERY cheap and break easily.
1850838
No, this model is for single stack 380 magazines.I have this model, it works great on my Ruger LCP 380.
1780312
9mm Luger, 9mm Parabellum, 9x19...are all the same round. So yes, these snap caps are specifically for pistols chambered in 9mm Luger.
622528
Yes, it works fine on those calibers. I use it on .22, .380, 9mm, .357/.38, .44 magnum, and .45. All my revolvers are stainless steel.
698823
I've used the loader on mags for 9mm Sig P938 and 45 Sig P227. It works fine. It will work great for your .380
441319
Yes I use one and it is good for 380,9,40,45. A little complicated at first so read the directions. Saves the thumb a lot of wear and tear. Hope you like it as much as I do. JIMBO w4epa@juno.com
920494
Yes it is compatible with the LT-380. I also use the ones for 9mm and 45 cal. and I have a great time with them. Note I use them all on the tumble cans also.Yes it is compatible with the LT-380 and I use it with the 9mm and 45 cal. I have no problems any of them.
818459
I do not own 380's but I believe the cable comes in an L Jack on the 380's it does on the pro at least. If it is the same for th e normal 380 then no I'm sorry it wouldn't work.
481284
the snap cap fits my 38 special and my 357, not my 380. the pic is wrong. it's stamped "38 SPL" on the bottom.
18599
Probably not. I don't think it would stretch enough since the LC.380 is larger than a LCP.
481285
This in fact a .38 special Snap or practice round. It fits any 38, 357 or 380 weapon. It is red in color and made out of aluminum. The object is to practice your trigger technique without damaging the firing mechanism. If a weapon is "dry-fired", meaning the trigger or striker is cycled through the action of discharging the weapon without a cartridge in the chamber, the firing pin or striker could break off, rendering the weapon useless.
629498
The .380 cartridge is considerably shorter than a regular .38 Special, so you can't get a proper crimp, but I've never tried it.
799269
I am not 100% sure since I do not have a .38. But I have found it to be very adjustable to fit everything I do have all the way from a small framed .22 to a large framed .45. All of mine are automatics though.
1384895
LCP 9MM & 380 are same height and width so I think they do work with both . Talon web site lists different holsters pictures but it may be the same holster. see attached link. you may want to call or email Talon first to make sure. Good luck. http://shop.talontraininggroup.com/compare/40/30
169770
Yes. The yellow plunger is what holds the gun in place and if it designed to fit the .380 then it will hold it. These are great for the fall and winter. Not so much spring and summer. The weapon is not protected from your own bodies moisture.
726262
I don't particular care for using snap caps. I find that they wear and break up leaving paint or aluminum chips in the bore or magazine. They usually do not feed or extract properly because of their difference in weight. I also do not use reloads for risk of damage to my guns. It would be great if they made snap caps out of brass and copper with lead internal weight to make it equivalent to the weight of a live charge. The snap cap can be anodized orange to distinguish it from live ammunition. In summary I don't use snap caps so mine last for ever.