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Here's what makes this Cap Gun basically a
Pathfinder: A built-in (secret compartment) compass. You could also stow some
extra caps in there. These days a lot of parents don't want their kids playing
with caps, as they consider them an "explosive." They are, but you're missing a
lot of fun. More kids are hurt in "T-Ball" than by Toy Cap Guns! If you ever get lucky enough to purchase one of these, be sure to make certain that things like this STAY CLOSED when you shut them. Loading gates, etc., on Cap Guns get loose with time and that is one of the things that separates the higher quality examples. Photo thanks to Michael Sheehan |
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