I ordered one about a week ago, because they say it will work with Remington #10 caps.
Unless percussion caps can be purchased I don’t see much point in discussing cappers.
I have 1000+ caps between CCI number 11 and Remington number 10. But if the craze keeps on going like it is, when will we see plentiful supply again at retail?
Unfortunately they stopped making the Thomson Center U-View capper. IT has a clear advantage over the brass ones.
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did it function reliably?
I have the polish capper and it feeds & seats caps very well. The problem I have with it is that when I remove it from the capped nipple , I have to pull it up rather than sideways ( like a straight line capper) off the nipple. If the cap does not fit the nipple tightly , the cap can pull up a bit or even off the nipple. I try to use the mechanism that pushes the cap to the fore for loading to help keep the cap on the nipple when I retract the capper but it’s not great.
Interesting thought ... 10s too small to fit Treso nips and 11s a tad loose. REM 10s fit stock nipples perfectly but can’t get them anymore ... or any others for that matter .Loose caps = small nipples. Nipple tuning can be accomplished by peening. A small screw driver or medium nail. Tap 2-3 times lightly and try for fit. Repeat as needed. May sound like a bumkin fix-it story but my match winning Colt, ROA and Rem. Navy say otherwise. If you peen a bit much a small file or sandpaper is the easy fix...c
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