I've done that, but not too deep, just a spade, in a forgotten corner. Done and no worries.dig a deep hole, throw them in
I've done that, but not too deep, just a spade, in a forgotten corner. Done and no worries.dig a deep hole, throw them in
I’ve done this too with my old corroded caps. This is probably the best idea when you question the reliability of your caps.Use them to clear the fire channel before you load a charge.
Snap a cap with those, saves on fresh caps when they are not found on store shelves.
An individual asks some (allegedly) knowledgeable and experienced folks how to safely dispose of something he thinks could possibly constitute a hazard and it is a joke?
Shoot them.
Iv'e used caps that where Victorian & where in India they didn't fail me if I only opened one tin .
Rudyard
if you didn't want them, as stated chuck then in your garbage! a whole lot about nothing.
how is troughing them in the garbage going to injure some one's fingers? and keep kids out of your garbage. and they will be in a cap tin, not loose. jmho.
I would like to know how you determined they were to old?I have a bunch of caps that are really, really old and I want to get rid of them. What's the best way to do this: dig a deep hole, throw them in and cover them up?; soak them in water for a few days then throw them in the trash; or ?????
Any help appreciated,
joliver
This has to be the most stupidest post!! Throw them in the F$&king garbage then…
Does everyone actually snap 6 caps after cleaning before loading. I have never ever done that. I can count on one hand the failure to fireUse them to clear the fire channel before you load a charge.
Snap a cap with those, saves on fresh caps when they are not found on store shelves.
Put in container pour oil on them and buryI have a bunch of caps that are really, really old and I want to get rid of them. What's the best way to do this: dig a deep hole, throw them in and cover them up?; soak them in water for a few days then throw them in the trash; or ?????
Any help appreciated,
joliver
Never had wasted a single cap on “clearing” firing channels! If you need to, your cleaning routines need to be revisited.Does everyone actually snap 6 caps after cleaning before loading. I have never ever done that. I can count on one hand the failure to fire
due to a clog in many years of shooting these guns. I’m talking revolvers not long guns. Just curious.
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