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As I said, by comparing the previous photo, you
can see slight differences between these right and left grips. Something else that you might want to note: the grip is riveted on. Most Nichols Cap Guns could be disassembled. Only the (very) later models used rivets—especially after Nichols sold to Kusan. Photo thanks to Doug Hamilton |
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