Welcome to the product category dedicated to accessories for black-rifle revolvers, especially caps for black-rifles. We will briefly discuss the issue of black-pistol revolvers in Poland and how to load them, where caps are an essential component. Black-powder weapons are available in Poland without a permit. It includes fully functional replicas of firearms developed around 1858, and is rightly associated with the Wild West, where the first revolvers were developed, not only separable-loading, but also evolved the loaded guns as we know them today. The most popular representatives are the Remington New Improved Army and Colt Cattleman models. For more detailed information of these other models that we have on offer, please visit the relevant sections, where the relationships between them are more broadly described.
The black-powder guns we offer are breech-loaded, which means that in order to load the drum we have to prepare the mixture of necessary elements ourselves. First we measure the correct measure of gunpowder for a given caliber, then we place the felt nail so that the subsequently placed lead bullet does not compact the gunpowder too much, otherwise there will be no ignition. After that, using a charging press, we place the bullet, and lubricate the whole thing with a special grease that prevents the spark from entering the next chamber. In turn, we complete the whole thing with charmoprochlear caps, placing them on the back of the barrel on special tabs. It is by striking the cock on the percussion cap that the spark is released, which sets off the powder charge and causes firing. In our Militaria.pl store you will, of course, find high-quality black-powder caps, which are currently manufactured by the German company RWS and Sellier & Bellot imported from the Czech Republic. Both versions are filled with a high-quality incendiary charge, giving an almost 100 percent chance of firing. Misfires can happen, of course, but their occurrence is minimal, as both companies use high-quality manufacturing technology. Remember that you should store both black powder and caps in a relatively dry place to prevent them from becoming damp. Caps can vary in the amount of incendiary charge and the quality itself.
Those with an increased charge will then be marked accordingly - usually with the word "PLUS". Choose this type of caps especially if you own a long black-pistol replica, which usually have a different ignition channel. It will also not hurt if you use them in a short revolver. If you're completing your kit for a black-rifle revolver, we highly recommend the caps. These are devices that allow you to store caps in a simple and effective way, as well as to place them on the drums, guaranteeing proper pressure on the firebox, so they won't fall off during dynamic shooting. They are made of a special brass and copper alloy and are designed to allow the user to put the cap in place as easily as possible. Remember, buying a revolver is only the first step to enjoying a fully licensed black-rifle weapon. We invite you to visit our stationary stores or the relevant sections on our website, where you can also select powder guns, lubricants for maintenance and carbonization removal, the appropriate revolver nails for equalizing powder in the chamber and shotguns, as well as the caps for black powder guns discussed above.
