Thanks. Do you by any chance have a video demoing your product & process?
Did you post these for sale on this site and bypass Amazon we do have a classified section
I was in the classified section but didn't bypass Amazon so my post was removed. But it's easier to purchase from Amazon anyhow so there's no sense in me going about it the long way.
They tear free but you might have to clean up the remaining flashing with scissors. An exacto knife might work pretty good too.
Thank you. It's funny you mention your 1849. My pocket colt was terrible about cap jams with factory caps but now it doesn't have any issues at all using the 3d printed ones.
That's the goal and fingernail clipper work great for trimming the cups.
That's a good idea that I'll have to use!
You mention that they are easy to remove from the backing plate once primed.
Takes me about a minute per cap to trim them with scissors. So, a little over 8 hours to free up all 500. Edges are still pretty ragged. Gotta be a better way.
I start by cutting a long strip and then I shove a 3\32 tap into the cap tear it off and trim with fingernail clippers.
Well, they also don't need to be perfect looking, just torn into individual caps. Hold it with the tamp and cut the flashing.
