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Thompson Center 9041R IN-LINE CAPPER BRASS FOR 11CAPS
$15.44
The Thompson Center 9041R inline capper is a purpose-built percussion cap loader designed for shooters running #11 caps on their inline muzzleloaders. If you're spending time at the range or afield with a modern in-line blackpowder rifle, this brass capper streamlines the repetitive task of seating caps—no more fumbling with tiny caps or risking drops. The plunger spring locks in the compressed position, which means you can load caps into the chamber with one smooth, confident stroke, then release and reset for the next shot.
Built with a solid brass body and steel jaws, the capper delivers the durability you need for regular use without the weight penalty of all-steel designs. Brass resists corrosion in the field and cleans up easily after a day of shooting. The spring-loaded mechanism is reliable and repeatable—critical when you're shooting percussion caps in volume.
Whether you're a dedicated inline muzzleloader hunter or a blackpowder competition shooter, this Thompson Center capper holds seventeen #11 caps at a time, reducing the number of reloads you'll need during a session. It's a simple tool that does one job well: get caps seated fast and safely so you stay focused on your shot.
Key Features
- Holds 17 #11 percussion caps per load
- Locking plunger spring for controlled, single-stroke cap seating
- Brass body resists corrosion and is easy to clean
- Steel jaws provide secure, durable cap grip
- Designed for inline muzzleloader rifles
Specifications
| Brand | Thompson Center |
| Model | 9041R |
| Cap Compatibility | #11 percussion caps |
| Capacity | 17 caps |
| Body Material | Solid brass |
| Jaw Material | Steel |
| Mechanism | Spring-loaded with locking plunger |
Frequently Asked Questions
What percussion caps does this capper work with?
The Thompson Center 9041R is designed for #11 percussion caps. This is the standard cap size for most modern inline muzzleloaders.
How many caps does it hold at once?
It holds seventeen #11 caps per load, so you can seat multiple caps in succession before refilling.
How does the locking plunger spring work?
The plunger spring can be compressed and locked in position, allowing you to load a cap into the firearm's nipple with a single controlled stroke. Once you fire, you release and reset the spring for the next cap.
What's the capper made from?
The capper features a solid brass body paired with steel jaws. The brass construction resists corrosion and is lightweight, while the steel jaws provide strength and durability for reliable cap seating.
