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And here's a good close-up of the left grip where
we can easily see that square hole. And the bolt allowing it to open. Can
somebody tell me why many Cap Guns had to have a little curly tang coming out
of the bottom? Was that supposedly for your middle finger? One thing that sets
Leslie-Henry Cap Guns apart is that their repeaters in this style had that
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