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Here's the same gun, but now closed. Believe it or not, this is one of those rare guns that used roll caps, but was also a revolving cylinder model. Now that's a lot of parts moving! The only way I can see to improve this particular model would have been to follow the Nichols tradition of screwing it together instead of the rivets. I liked to take them apart. It also had the added advantage of being easily repaired! Photo thanks to Michael Sheehan |
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