Home made snap cap?

[Gregg C]

I wish to dry fire my rifle. My understanding is that this is hard on parts. I have been unable to locate a snap cap in my caliber, 338-378Wby, so I wondered if somebody might jave a suggestion as to what I might do. Was thinking about a matieral of some type, maybe teflon-ish, made to size and epoxied into a worn out case. Suggestions ?
Thanks
Gregg

 

[MudRunner2005]

I usually just dry-fire mine...But...You can try it this way...

 

[FEENIX]

I wish to dry fire my rifle. My understanding is that this is hard on parts. I have been unable to locate a snap cap in my caliber, 338-378Wby, so I wondered if somebody might jave a suggestion as to what I might do. Was thinking about a matieral of some type, maybe teflon-ish, made to size and epoxied into a worn out case. Suggestions ?
Thanks
Gregg

In the past, I just used a spent case with spent primer and load bullet (without powder of course) as normal.

or

Same as above except remove primer, drill and tap hole and plug it flushed with acetal/delrin screw.

 

[Gregg C]

Thanks gents. That helps.
Gregg