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RIO musket caps
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CCI reenactor caps aren't worth taking out of the tin. I'm not familiar with RIO but in my experience RWS can't be beat.
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From what I've been able to pick up on the web, Schuetzen markets the RIO caps being discussed.
Apparently, Schuetzen doesn't make them and they are made in Spain.
Nothing really wrong about that. Over the years I've fired a lot of Spanish percussion caps.
It would be interesting to hear from someone who has tried RIO caps though. We've all had good and bad experiences with various caps and it would be nice to know how well these caps work.
Apparently, Schuetzen doesn't make them and they are made in Spain.
Nothing really wrong about that. Over the years I've fired a lot of Spanish percussion caps.
It would be interesting to hear from someone who has tried RIO caps though. We've all had good and bad experiences with various caps and it would be nice to know how well these caps work.
