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Here's this imitation of the Hubley Ric-O-Shay
and also the Paladin. But, you do what you can to sell Cap Guns and make a
profit. What I don't understand was why they didn't label the right side of the
receiver area. Usually when a Cap Gun is too simplistic, it means that it was
made late in the company's lifetime as things were winding down and doom was
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