Here's another of those not-too-usual guns with metal grips. These grips are particularly unusual in that they feature all this fancy scrollwork. And I can't think of another gun with this train trestle-like structure mounted atop the barrel.
Don't know if this pistol was ever marketed as a tie-in with The Deputy series starring Henry Fonda, but it's surely possible.
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Looks like a lot of work to ut in to a cap gun.
All hail the artistry of the Hubley Manufacturing Co.
Nice one. I hadn't seen it before.
This was a recalled gun .Not sure why .very rare.I know i used to work at the factory. I know of less then ten in existence.
What is the value of this gun I found one at a flee market
I found one also and would like to know the value.
I found one also and would like to know the value.
My email is 8401fairviewrd@gmail.com
I am looming for the value of this gun.I found one at a garage sale.thanks
Sorry, I bought my guns about 20 years ago, mostly at flea markets. Then I stopped going to flea markets (marriage and responsibility will do that to you) so I'm out of touch with current values. Your best source is probably eBay or the dealers with links on nicholscapguns.com. As with all collectibles, condition is all important. Does the trigger and hammer mechanism work smoothly? Is there corrosion inside the cap chamber or under the hammer? Is the metal surface scratched? Is it still bright and clean? Is the black paint on the grip shiny and strong, or faded and scratched? I'm not asking you to tell me, because I still couldn't give you a value, but those are things a buyer would consider in determining how much to pay.
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