Traditions Straight Line Capper

Cold fingers and loose caps cost shots. The second shot belongs to the hunter who is ready for it.

Some hunters dig through a pocket for a cap, and others have the next one already in line.

Fifteen Ready: The body carries fifteen #11 caps. They sit in a straight line, one after the next, ready to go.

In the Stand: The deer steps out and the first shot is gone. You bring the capper to the nipple, press a fresh cap on, and you are back on the gun.

Solid Brass: The body is solid brass. It takes the knocks of a possibles bag and a long season.

Precise Dispensing: Each cap comes out where you want it. You are not pinching a tiny cap with numb fingers.

The Look of the Craft: Brass belongs next to a muzzleloader. It tells people you take the old way seriously.

Prepared muzzleloader hunters carry their caps in line, and it shows when it counts.