Italian Percussion Caps

[Retreever]

Anyone familiar with these - are they for a percussion revolver?

Thanks, Retreever

[Hawg]

I think the Fiocchi are a #11 cap but they're good quality. I never heard of Ultra Hi caps. All I know about Ultra Hi is they had Miroku of Japan make a lot of extremely cheap rifles and pistols during the 70's and 80's that weren't worth the materials it took to make them.

[Retreever]

I think the Fiocchi are a #11 cap but they're good quality. I never heard of Ultra Hi caps. All I know about Ultra Hi is they had Miroku of Japan make a lot of extremely cheap rifles and pistols during the 70's and 80's that weren't worth the materials it took to make them.

Thanks Hawg, I bought a box lot of BP stuff at an auction and these were in the box, I have 5 cans of the Fiocchi and 1 of the Ultra Hi will try them next time I'm out with my revolvers.

Retreever

[Captainkirk]

Never heard of either brand. Try them out and let us know!

[Len]

 Fiocchi  is rather big around here in Europe, modern ammo for hunting rifles.

[Len]

Lots of Fiocchi in this LGS
https://www.xxl.se/search?query=ammunition&sort=relevance

[Hawg]

If I haven't shot it up yet I've got some Fiocchi 9mm.

[Lyle]

I have shot a lot of Fiocchi .380. I still have some in inventory. It is good ammo. It is made here and in Italy.

[Doc Holiday]

Through the years I have seen and shot a good amount of Fiocchi ammo.
Never an issue.

[mazo kid]

Likewise....I have shot a lot of Fiocchi ammo. I have some old Dixie Gun Works caps that are made in Italy. I have no clue as to who made those, but would guess it might be Fiocchi.