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This shot is a little out of focus, but I did the
best I could to put on the site a valuable look at the .44 cylinder. You can see the mechanism. Different toy makers had different remedies for making the cylinders turn, and it is a tribute to them that they worked as well as they did—considering how much abuse a kid like me could put on them! Sorry, but those funny orange areas on the left, well, I just don't know what they are and couldn't airbrush them out, as I didn't know what to put in their places. Photo thanks to Doug Hamilton |
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