- Tube of 12 rolls of 100 paper shot caps
- Suitable for use with all Lone Star guns and rifles
- Manufacturer's recommended age 3+
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Model Number4090
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Tube of 12 rolls of 100 paper shot caps. Suitable for use with all Lone Star guns and rifles.
WARNING: Only for use in toys. Do not carry caps loose in pocket. Do not fire indoors or near eyes and ears. Contents comply with BS7114 Part 2 1988.
WARNING: Only for use in toys. Do not carry caps loose in pocket. Do not fire indoors or near eyes and ears. Contents comply with BS7114 Part 2 1988.
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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Okay, I'll admit that I didn't get these for myself, honest... I wanted my five year old to experience the joys of youth. One staple of a young boy's life should be the mild explosion and delicious smell of a fresh banged cap.
The only thing these are missing are the few penny sweets you got with the change from when you bought them at your local newsagent, before heading off into the grassy expanses of your childhood to shoot some baddies (and wasn't that always an argument worth having?)
Obviously you need a cap gun... Or a ten pence piece and a bit of hard board (I used the kitchen table, shhhhh, don't tell Mum). Reel out a length of caps and run the 10p along it and watch the sparks fly. It's exhilarating stuff, even 32 years away from my fifth birthday. The kids (5 and 14 (and 37) both thought it was fantastic. In the gun = winner. Watching Dad narrowly avoid burning his fingers with cries of surprise = winner.
You get two plastic tubes of tightly rolled caps. I have no idea how many there are, but plenty to give Clint Eastwood a run for his money.
Brilliant fun, and my kids now know how gunpowder works, how fantastic it smells and how to look cool in front of your kids ;)
Now, where can I get some Cola Bottles..?
The only thing these are missing are the few penny sweets you got with the change from when you bought them at your local newsagent, before heading off into the grassy expanses of your childhood to shoot some baddies (and wasn't that always an argument worth having?)
Obviously you need a cap gun... Or a ten pence piece and a bit of hard board (I used the kitchen table, shhhhh, don't tell Mum). Reel out a length of caps and run the 10p along it and watch the sparks fly. It's exhilarating stuff, even 32 years away from my fifth birthday. The kids (5 and 14 (and 37) both thought it was fantastic. In the gun = winner. Watching Dad narrowly avoid burning his fingers with cries of surprise = winner.
You get two plastic tubes of tightly rolled caps. I have no idea how many there are, but plenty to give Clint Eastwood a run for his money.
Brilliant fun, and my kids now know how gunpowder works, how fantastic it smells and how to look cool in front of your kids ;)
Now, where can I get some Cola Bottles..?
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Very disappointing. Been a while since I've been involved with caps but bought these for my son. We tried them in two different 'detonators': a cap gun and my old auto-firing tank. Neither method was very successful in discharging the caps. The tank always worked with my caps when I was a lad. The lucky few that did detonate were quiet or just sounded like they were damp (or had been once and yes - I made sure they were dry). So, I bought caps from another source and they are similarly disappointing. Conclusion? I hate to say it - but they just don't make caps like they used to. Surely they should at least WORK even if they are quieter/safer. I won't bother getting any more. My son's certainly not impressed.
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I bought these for a fancy dress party... and a bit of nostalgia. I must be getting old, because I'm starting to understand the sentiment behind phrases like "They don't make 'em like they used to".
When I had caps as a child (about 25 - 30 years ago), they made a massive bang when they went off and cap guns and bombs were outside toys becuase of this noise.
Not any longer: these are pointless. Loading these into my gun barely changes the sound it makes when you pull the trigger, and it's not a loud mechanism. If you're not concentrating, you only know the cap has actually gone off by the smoke, the smell (which, thankfully, hasn't changed at all!) and the occasioanlly visible flash. The gun, by the way, is an open cowboy-style revolver, not one with a hidden mechanism that might muffle the sound.
When I had caps as a child (about 25 - 30 years ago), they made a massive bang when they went off and cap guns and bombs were outside toys becuase of this noise.
Not any longer: these are pointless. Loading these into my gun barely changes the sound it makes when you pull the trigger, and it's not a loud mechanism. If you're not concentrating, you only know the cap has actually gone off by the smoke, the smell (which, thankfully, hasn't changed at all!) and the occasioanlly visible flash. The gun, by the way, is an open cowboy-style revolver, not one with a hidden mechanism that might muffle the sound.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
caps as expeced
the are the type of caps used years ago to make fireworks and can be used in severel type of guns
Published 6 months ago by irishfun
Brilliant value!
My son fires these caps like there is no tomorrow and they just seem to last forever. This type of cap reel has never been particularly reliable with every cap being set off but... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Stuart vickers
TOY GUN CAPS
I found these by chance and bought them for my son. He's had plenty of fun playing with them, the first time he has seen anything like it, a good laugh.
Published 7 months ago by A. Thomas
Great fun!
We bought these to go with my son's Lone Star gun. He loves them. You can't beat an old fashioned toy. I love the smell of the caps. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Sweetleaf
shot gun caps
the shot gun caps were rubbish, they didn't even make a noise just gave of some smoke.
My 2 boys were disappointed with these
My 2 boys were disappointed with these
Published 16 months ago by mum of 2 boys
RUBBISH RUBBISH RUBBISH
This item is an absolute load of RUBBISH!!
I have played with things that goes pop since the 80's. Read more
I have played with things that goes pop since the 80's. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Mrs. Ketsukhon Bond
OK but maybe not what they were.
These caps are OK in the boy's "Deputy Dan" cap guns, but don't go "Bang!" very loudly (but they're louder than "dry-firing" the DD). Read more
Published 22 months ago by R
Not worth it
Bought these because they were cheap. However the gun makes no more noise with the caps than without.
Absolute rubbish!
Absolute rubbish!
Published 22 months ago by R. Thomson-smith
Boys Toys
Not impressed with this item. Looking at the picture makes you think you are receiving a box when it is only one roll. Having not seen this item before I didnt know what to expect. Read more
Published on 2 Nov 2009 by Carolyn Kinnon
These brought me back to my much younger youth
i dont really rate the durablity of this product but they are supossed to blow up. i brought 12 sticks of caps because at the time it seamed like a good idea. Read more
Published on 21 Oct 2008 by J. Archer
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