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As stated, this Cap Gun was a break-down
repeater. Here we see it "broken down" to reveal where the roll of caps went.
It was true that it was fun to fire the caps, but then it was more fun to take
the whole roll and set it on the sidewalk and hit it hard with a ball peen
hammer. (LOUD!) Then, of course, you had to "graduate" to a whole box of caps
at a time with a sledgehammer. (Kinda dumb, actually) |
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