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Loading A Brass Rifle Capper with X-tra Bonus The First Bowie Knife

I don't have the eyesight or non arthritic fingers to use a straight line capper anymore so I got a large styled capper built for rifles. It holds a generous amount of caps, making it quick and easy to prime your blackpowder firearm. Made of sturdy 19-gauge brass for rugged, long-lasting use. Holds 75 caps. Muzzleloaders take significantly more knowledge to operate than modern firearms. They also present greater risks. Several rules must be followed to ensure safe operation. Always use a capper, the pressure coming up from a nipple cone is enough to recock your rifle and really end your thumb if you shove a cap over a full charge. • Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. Do not lean over, stand in front of the muzzle. Make sure you seat the powder and ball down the muzzle without leaving a gap. • Use only black powder or a safe substitute in a muzzleloading firearm. • Wait until you’re ready to fire before you prime or cap a muzzleloader. • Always wear shooting glasses and ear protection when shooting a muzzleloader; a long-sleeved shirt is also advisable. • Never smoke while shooting or loading or when near a powder horn or flask. • Load a muzzleloader directly from a calibrated powder measure—do not load from a horn, flask, or other container. A loose spark or glowing ember in the barrel can cause the powder to explode. • Load only one charge at a time. • Unload a muzzleloader before bringing it into your home, camp, or vehicle. • Stay with your charged muzzleloader at all times. • Never relinquish you’re arms as granted to you by Almighty God and the 2nd Amendment of the Constitution of God's country.