Drywall anchor size for .22lr snap caps?

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I'm sorry for this post I know it's a re-post, but I searched and could not find it! I bought some .22lr snap caps and now they're scarred (since they're aluminum) and don't sit right in the chamber. I remember seeing that there was a drywall anchor that fits perfectly (and they'd be cheaper!) and can't find it. So what size drywall anchor? Thanks all!
 
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This is a photo of a drywall anchor with one hit from the firing pin. It dents quite easily. I usually rotate the anchors after one hit from the firing pin. This makes it so each hit has a fresh area of plastic to cushion the firing pin.


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Good to know. The wife is stopping at Home Depot store today so's I put these on her list.
 
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I like the use of wall anchors. The blue A-Zoom rounds are labeled "Action Proving Rimfire Dummy Rounds". They should not be used for dry firing. They are designed to prove that an action (rifle or pistol) is functioning correctly. The Pachmayer .22 Rimfire Snapcaps are true snapcaps and can be used for dry firing.
 
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Just a heads up.
The yellow ones from Ace Hardware are too small.
Grrrrr!

Not sure where I got my original batch.
Will check Home Depot.
 
The Home Depot Everbilt brand work well in my revolver. Won't know about their their function in the SW22 Victory till it gets fixed.
 
The yellow Hillman 4-6-8 x 7/8" (H# 370326) that are available from Amazon seem to work just fine. They even feed semi-reliably from the magazine of a Ruger Mk ii (and eject very reliably).
 
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