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Here's a view that you don't see very often when
you see Hubley Cap Guns. The interior of the cylinder. It was a revolving
cylinder, but didn't use any bullets. I would guess that this "grate" is for
indexing when you pulled the trigger, but there are 10 open areas and a
6-shooter held 6 bullets, so how do you get one trigger pull for each bullet?
Maybe somebody will send me an e-mail and explain it to me. Photo thanks to Doug Hamilton |
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