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  1. Hello, thank you for your feedback. this is very valuable for us as we do not have a chance to test our capper on all models of revolvers specially we do not have in Poland Rugers Old Army at all. We assumed that if it works on Colt Navy 1851 .36 with medium size frame then it should work on ROA as well. It seems that it is little bit to thick in the head size and the head needs to be little bit narrower. So if you can measure the current head filled down little bit to fit your ROA please give us this valuable feedback. We will adjust it in the next production run if possible to be fully fit to ROA revolvers. As I mentioned we do not have possibility to try ROA in Poland. I hope you can adjust the head easily and it will work great. We change the description in our shop temporarily erase the ROA from specification until we will fix it during next production run. Nevertheless our capper should work with Colts and Remingtons and Rogers Spencer fine. Please watch our videos because as you pointed correctly the action is completely different to snail type cappers. TIP: 1. Newer open /use the actuator/ when you point capper down. You must use actuator to push the cap towards the head when the head is little bit upright position. So not allow to fall free cap into the head. Watch our video with transparent lid to help you practice this movement. TIP 2: Please try to push the cap on the nipple not to much and not to weak just enough to stay on it. Please match the correct size of the cap and nipple and you will not have any issue with not staying cap. So the movement must be aligned with the nipple. Push and go back. it is not possible to go side way as in other cappers on the market. Here is push and reverse movement. Forward and back the same path. Please do not try to bend the head when you are inside the cylinder. You can damage your capper. And do not use to much force because the capper is quite big in the hand and you can easily over power your push towards nipple. You need to find correct movement and master it. then you will be able to load your revolver in several seconds without any issue. Thanks for your feedback and please inform us about correct size of the head for ROA cylinder. The difference will be thousandths of the inch for sure. best regards, Polish Cappers
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  2. Gimmie a Break... that old Goat was never that young!
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  3. OK, here's my preliminary review of the Polish Capper: After I unwrapped it I looked it over and was pleased with the overall manufacture of the product. Only one sharp edge on the lower portion of the lid, by the head. I'm sure that just a quick pass with a stone will correct that. I used it first on a Colt 1851 and it worked perfectly. Easy on, easy out with the caps seated nicely. I use Slik-X nipples and they seem to be the perfect size. There was enough clearance on both sides of the head to for easy operation. Not quite the same experience with the Ruger Old Army, the capping head is just a bit too wide, (I haven't taken a micrometer to it yet.) But the sides of the capping head were gouged by the nipple opening of the ROA's. I believe if I narrow the head a little, this will fix the problem. More about that in the future. Middling success with Pietta New Armies. I was using stock nipples, and often the caps would not stay on the nipples, but stayed in the capper head. I'm going to switch out to Slik-X nipples and I'm confident that will fix the issue. Be sure to watch the Polish Capper Videos, they do not function the same as the Ted Cash Snail Cappers or the Straight Line Cappers. This is a different product, and operates a little differently. I managed to send a fair amount of caps to the floor until I got the hang of it. As I said, this is very preliminary, I've only had the capper for two hours, and I plan on spending much more time with it, and ever-so-slightly modifying it for easier use with the ROA. Meantime, I'm all set to go with any of the Colt-type percussion pistols. I'm looking forward to giving it a run at a match, Saturday! ~Duc~
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  4. Hello, We have been asked by Too Tall Bob to donate a few our cappers and become one of the sponsor of this event http://www.bordertowncas.com/index.php So if you go there for competition you will have a chance to win our PCC or PCA capper. (We decided to donate 2xPCC and 1xPCA). This event is in October 2018. I try to send low serial numbers maybe even PCC 00001 and PCC 00002 I hope you will enjoy this event and meantime please visit our shop http://www.polishcappers.com , you can have one of our capper much earlier Best regards, Polish Cappers
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