I find the inline capper a pain to use on NMA, just stuff them on by hand & if they dont go 1st time then hammer the same cap again.
My NMA is stainless, so fouling is pretty easy to shift, grease is too sticky IMHO.
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I find the inline capper a pain to use on NMA, just stuff them on by hand & if they dont go 1st time then hammer the same cap again.
My NMA is stainless, so fouling is pretty easy to shift, grease is too sticky IMHO.
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I have two types of capper - one works on the ROA & one doesn'tOriginally Posted by davederrick
I find the inline capper a pain to use on NMA, just stuff them on by hand & if they dont go 1st time then hammer the same cap again.
My NMA is stainless, so fouling is pretty easy to shift, grease is too sticky IMHO.
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If you want the best way to cap a ROA by MILES get yourself Thompson u-view capper,
http://www.midwayuk.com/apps/eproduc...eItemID=564558
Holds 100 caps and works everytime. I can't remember the last time I dropped a cap using one of these.
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