Ramset .22 cal "Blanks" in a real Glock?

A terrible, unsafe activity that I do so you dont have to, lol.
Loading up ramset .22 cal "blanks" into my A-Salt-Glock 22lr (TacSol conversion). I was curious about the crimp style and amount of powder, as I am attempting to make "toad/roach-shot" 22lr rounds that fire salt projectiles for pest eradication. These ramset rounds can be found at any hardware store.
Remember to ALWAYS follow the rules of firearm safety (eye and ear-pro too!), even if you're doing something retarded like me!
I was reading online a bunch about why this is a terrible idea. Projectiles/fire come out the barrel, the powder is dirty as hell, and its LOUD. If you're doing a 4th of July bang bang into the air, this is safer than shooting a projectile that goes up and then comes down again somewhere, but shooting these ramset powder charges in a real gun is still HIGHLY ill-advised. Even with this heavier powder charge, it still didnt cycle the slide enough to poop out the round or even cause a stovepipe type malfunction.
Don't try this at home unless you want to injure yourself and get the cops called!

[@not_herobrine3752]

No noise? Nice

[@jozzerful2]

You are right to be concerned about the neck on those particular one's, but the short there is no reason why they should Ham the they are basically rim fire blanks I have used six red as far as I know the red tipped are the most powerful certainly in the short but don't get complacent if you are in front of a weapon even if it is a blank it is still dangerous if you were up close, but to answer the question asked by the other guy about a revolver it's fine just be careful that there is nothing caught in the barrel.

[@TropicalMint808]

Even with nothing in the barrel, depending on the length of the barrel, you're definitely going to spit unburnt powder at the very least. Friggin loud though right?

[@1776adb]

All safe with light pellet, but those putting .22 heads in front of Ramsets are taking a BIG chance.

[@dailydoseofshorts535]

Ur Channel is underrated

[@kurtwillett8555]

They are crimped the same as “ratshot”, but the grain is packed into the entirety of the brass. Standard.22lr or .22 short have a significantly less percentage of grain… not good for your bore firing one of those ramsets in a pistol or rifle.

[@TropicalMint808]

Yeah you are right, its packed full of powder and only a small percentage of that is actually going to ignite with the remainder flying down the barrel like shot. i shot this out of a 22lr conversion for a G17 and i care so little about this barrel that i legitimately shoot kosher salt out of it and wash it it in the kitchen sink 🤣

[@Muzart]

You think these would work good on a 22 revolver?

[@TropicalMint808]

They'll definitely go bang, real loud, and dirty the crap out of the gun. Keep in mind it may still expel brass shards or unspent powder like its a shotgun!

[@gamesnail1093]

What revolver I used a heritage rough rider