I saw a bunch of these on the ground today at the range when I was shooting. Does anyone know what they are?

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It's called a simunitions round. It holds a rubber bullet, paint pellet or any other nonlethal projectile that can be shot from a handgun.
Its used by military or law enforcement in training scenarios.

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Simunition ammunition is available in several calibers, rifle and handgun. Even available in linked form for MGs such as the M249. The gun is modified to function with them. Generally they fire what could be called paintballs. Those come in various colors. I fired a lot of them back in the mid-2000s. Those of today may be different from what I used. I still have several hundred rounds of 9mm and 5.56mm Simunition ammunition stashed somewhere. It was made in Canada, may still be. No recoil and little noise when firing them. https://simunition.com/

That headstamp comes back as :

Industries Valcartier Inc. (Presently SNC Technologies Inc.)
5, Montée des Arsenaux
Le Gardeur, (Québec)
Canada J5Z 2P4

Courtesy of the wonderful AFTE site mentioned in the previous thread about headstamps.
Their sample picture looks almost identical to the OP's:

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how can they call this **** realisitc, it doesnt come in 44 magnum. ****... who wants to play commando with a stupid 9mm anyway.....