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  1. Black Powder Shooting / Muzzleloaders / Handguns
    Hello, i wounder if it's possible to keep a cap and ball revolver loaded in a safe way, with no risk for accidential discharges? Is there any safety option avaible? Of course i could just skip putting on the caps, but it would take long time to put them on one by one, could i put on all at...
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