I really like these holders for percussion caps. Works great.

[aeronc]

I have nothing to do with this company as I live in Colorado and these come from Poland. I have ordered from them 2 times in a couple years and it went well. Well made percussion cap holder and really does speed up reloading my revolvers.
Hope no one is offended but I liked these. Shipped from poland in about 2 weeks . Do a search for Polish Cappers. Hope you like them.
https://www.polishcappers.com/en/products/capper-pcppro-polish-cappers.html

[smorin2]

I bought one several years ago,well made and an easy transaction.

[DaveM]

Yup, I've placed a couple orders there and got my stuff in about 10 days. That capper works very well, much better than the Ted Cash capper I previously used.

[charlie b]

Interesting. I really like my Ted Cash capper.

[armoredman]

I was going to buy some of those, but life intervened somewhat for now.

[lead chucker]

Looking at the pics from the web sight, looks like it would be a good one. Any one use one with home made caps? That would be what im interested in. Ive been using the snow flake looking cappers and i like them but not much protection from the elements but work really good.

[lead chucker]

I bet they are making a lot more than just BP cappers in Poland right now.

[armoredman]

I would think so...

[DaveM]

Looking at the pics from the web sight, looks like it would be a good one. Any one use one with home made caps? That would be what im interested in. Ive been using the snow flake looking cappers and i like them but not much protection from the elements but work really good.


I saw on the Muzzleloading Forum where someone was able to use the plastic Polish Capper with homemade caps. He had to remove some material to let it feed the homemade caps, which are a little bigger than factory caps. I haven't tried modifying mine as yet.