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I had one of those more than 60 years ago. Thanks for that trip down memory lane!

Did bro really just sit there in silence while he let his intro music play?

How does this work??

I have several iterations of the Fanner, both with and without dummy shells and shootin' shells, but I don't have the big one, yet!

As a kid and today it bothered me most cap guns were double action only. Even the Cadillac / Ferrari level Nichols Ranch guns are almost all DAO, which always puzzled me. Single action is simpler and the cylinder timing is also simpler and much more reliable.

I had one of these wonderful toy revolver when I was a kid. What a great time to have grown-up.

Very cool.

Hope youre doing alright roger

my brothers and I had these in the 60's. We would put firecracker powder in the shell after priming it with a stikim cap. We would go down in the basement and have duels in the dark. The muzzle flash was spectacular.

My mother has a Nichols cap gun tie tac. It is a prototype, never released because it would have cost too much money.

Make me wonder if you couldn’t shoot real bullets from it.

When Mattel was made in 🇺🇸.

Now these are banned and kids play with transgender dolls. Look how far we come. 🫤

This is why toy stores are dying, toys aren’t fun to play with because they’ve become overly safe. And the quality isn’t good either.

Have a few

This is based on a merge of Colt 1860 merged with the Colt 1875 and elements of the Merwin Hulbert Revolver.

You forgot the second one

They called these the Fanner 50 didn't they? I had one as a child, I think it was the one shown at the end of the video without the two piece bullets and the natural leather holster and belt. THANK YOU!!!

That’s great. My memory is not what it was. What I remember was. A solid bullet it never came apart that I remember. the cartridge and the bullet where different colors, but one piece. I only had red caps, I had until now only ever known red. They had green? So cool! Not a collector. Just an old guy that has had and have a few not many and loved something or found something interesting about every! Gun,pistol,rifle,shot gun. Firearm. Stay with me on this I’m getting there,I believe I’ve ever seen. .

This genuinely looks like a Spy gadget.

1960 - 2003: mattel shootin shell 2022 - 2024: shell ejecting / shell ejection

Have the smaller Hubley.

The Fanner was built like a actual Colt Peacemaker.

Lot of Smoke! Had nice cap guns 50's and early 60's.

Where did you get this

man toys were awsom back then.... now its all orange plastic, even in the late 90s i got 2 all metal silvel revolvers, no orange or anything like that and they took a roll of those caps

I'm just now noticing that this pistol did not have the recess in the grip used to seat the Shootin' Shell bullet in the case as did the "Fanner" model.

I had one. Fired it several thousand times. I forgot about Greenie Stick-Em Caps.

My little pal Jack down the street had one! Boy, I wanted that gun! Don'tknow why I never asked my parents for one....

I love old cap guns, and I always loved and still love the smell of the smoke when the cap explodes

I have a Hubley Texan 38 I was given in about 1958 but the hammer spring has broken. Can't see any screws holding the two sides together but just shiny domes which might be screw covers or rivets. Don't want to damage it drilling things out without knowing what's what. I asked the lady (Tinkering for Fun) who posted a video about working on a Texan Junior for ideas but she didn't know about the 38. Suggested I contact you. Any ideas how to get it apart? Nice videos and great collection.

What an absolutely awesome cap gun!

I had a set that came with a Winchester and holster I loved all the Mattel toy guns.

Awesome!

As a kid my mom bought me the Lieutenant (M14) on my 9th birthday. That next Christmas I wanted the Red River Rifle/Pistol set displayed at the old Montgomery Ward in Ann Arbor. We had such great fun with those Johnny Eagle toy guns.

Saw this advertised at the end of The Brave and the Bold #67...so awesome

You R da bom. ... working on one...not so ooo nice... Need to buy bullets... 6 for $45+-. Strong shooter. Good gun. Came out as a LINE of affordable guns, but I, never getting an allowance. Could not afford even a .22 stallion 😂

I can't be the only one who watched this on 1.25x... whole lotta yappin😂😭

Does a projectile leave the gun when you fire?

...my late brother, Ray, had one of these...ca 1958/59

...these were soo cool when I was a kid!!!

Oh, man, I had so many of these!!! Those reounds are as valuable - or more so - than the guns themselves!!!

i had this one as well as a lot of guns both cowboy and army when i was a kid. i never got into the real thing except when i was in the military.

How far do the little bullets go? It would be interesting to see the cap guns that actually shoot a projectile on some targets as well, rather than just the side of the gun when it goes off. I imagine the little plastic bullets plop out the front of the gun in the most anticlimactic way imaginable... but it still can probably hit stuff at 5 feet I'm guessing.

i had that one in my arsenal of guns as a kid.

i had a mattel 6 shooter and a derringer belt buckle that shot a bullet like that with the greenie stickem caps.

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Man I can still smell the cap smoke!

Had (semi) organized WWII battles growing up. GIs used Lieutenant kits, Germans Magumba sets, closest to Mauser and Luger/P-38 kits. Both close enough to what we 8 year olds saw in movies at the time. Politically incorrect today, of course !!

Mom and Dad did not get one of those.