These include: Powder: Blackpowder comes in different ... damaging the muzzle and will be sized to your rifle’s bore. Caps: Percussion-type traditional muzzleloaders use a small copper cap ...

A percussion cap isn’t complicated. It’s simply a small metallic ... and are likely more corrosive than commercial caps, but if you’re shooting black powder, you’re already well schooled on the need ...

include round balls; Pyrodex, the less-volatile form of black powder that can be sold in stores; and percussion caps. Most sporting goods stores that sell firearms will carry these items.

The gun uses percussion caps and it’s lightweight ... consisting of 70 grains of GOEX FFg (2F) traditional black powder, a BP12 shot cup , and BPGS gas seal (NOTE: An Old School Remington ...

Press a percussion cap onto the nipple of each unloaded chamber without loading any powder or bullets. Reinstall the cylinder and fire all five caps downrange. This cap-only round blows out any ...

Muzzleloader seasons were originally envisioned as opportunities to hunt with primitive muzzleloading firearms, and some states like Colorado and Oregon still prohibit muzzleloading rifles with ...