TsalagiDave
Registered: 30/09/09
Posts: 139
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Thanks Jim,
I'll look up that book at some of the used bookshops around here. You are not missing anything in not using a capper. Since they do not squeeze the caps, they regularly fall off. I'd only use one on a pistol if I was so scared to death that I could not hold a cap. A significant danger to loose capping is that when a cap falls off of a revolver cone, it may present a greater danger of a chain fire than an un-greased tube would.
I also agree with you on the difficulties of capping on horseback. It must be a perfected art honed my many patiently spent hours of practice which I have never attempted.
-Dave
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