CVA Brass Straight Line Capper - Holds 15 #11 Percussion Caps
- Model:
- Straight Line
- Size:
- #11
- Material:
- Brass
The CVA Brass Straight Line Capper is a no-nonsense solution for keeping #11 percussion caps organized and accessible during a muzzleloading session. Built from solid brass, this straight-line capper holds 15 caps and is designed to eliminate the fumbling, tipped caps, and jams that can slow down your shooting day—especially when you're focused downrange or working through a string at the range.
If you're running a traditional or inline muzzleloader, cap management matters. A reliable capper keeps your #11 caps secure and ready to go without dropping them in the dirt or jamming them in a binding mechanism. The all-brass construction is durable, won't rust or corrode, and feels solid in your hand—exactly what you need when you're in the field or at the bench.
Whether you're a dedicated traditional muzzleloader hunter, a competition shooter, or someone who shoots percussion cap rifles regularly, a dedicated brass capper beats fumbling with a tin or loose caps. It's a small tool that pays dividends in reliability and convenience.
Key Features
- All-brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance
- Holds 15 #11 percussion caps
- Straight-line design reduces cap tipping and jamming
- Compact and portable for field or range use
Specifications
| Capacity | 15 #11 percussion caps |
| Material | Brass |
| Compatibility | #11 percussion caps |
Frequently Asked Questions
What size percussion caps does the CVA brass capper hold?
This capper is designed for #11 percussion caps and holds 15 of them.
Will this capper work with my muzzleloader?
Yes, if your rifle uses #11 percussion caps, this capper will keep them organized and accessible. It's a universal cap holder suitable for any traditional or inline muzzleloader that fires #11 caps.
Why choose a brass capper over just carrying caps loose?
A dedicated brass capper keeps caps organized, prevents them from getting lost or damaged, and eliminates the risk of dropping them in dirt or grass. The straight-line design also reduces binding and tipping issues that can slow you down in the field or at the range.

