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The left side of this nicely-preserved Cap
Gun. What more can we say, except that it is in perfect shape? We left-handed people would, of course, notice that Leslie-Henry made these Cap Guns for right-handed people, as the breakdown release is on the left side of the frame, so that a person holding the gun in his right hand could reach over with his thumb and press it. I fooled Leslie-Henry, however, because I shoot with my right hand. Photo thanks to Michael Sheehan |
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