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If you recall, I mentioned that this particular version of the
basic Hubley Cap Gun seems to have a particularly high quality finish to the
cylinder. And as you can see, the cylinder comes out. Very nice! It actually reminds me of the high quality cylinder on the famous G-45 Nichols Limited Version Stallion 45 MK-II. Extremely high quality. I just don't understand why this kind of quality is no longer made—except limited collector's items by people like The Franklin Mint. Photo thanks to Don Raker |
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