Upon reading the article these “toy pistols” were not cap guns as we know them but small pistols that actually used powder and ball. No wonder they were banned. Obviously they were not to be fired towards others. Powerful enough to do injury. Tim Ryan
Upon reading the article these “toy pistols” were not cap guns as we know them but small pistols that actually used powder and ball. No wonder they were banned. Obviously they were not to be fired towards others. Powerful enough to do injury. Tim Ryan