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This is probably as good as you are ever going to
get for a close-up of the horse's head on this grip. Many Cap Guns have a
horse's head on the grip, but this one has extra high relief and is of very
good quality. Of course, the "flip-side" of this quality is that when you have
relief that is this high, the highest points tend to wear down first from your
hands gripping the gun. Also it makes the grips "fatter." Nevertheless, these are really outstanding grips and worthy of a lot of praise to the manufacturer. I like them. Notice in this close-up that the trigger has a...sort of..."pan shape." Photo thanks to Michael Sheehan |
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