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Two people have said it goes to a gun. I somewhat disagree. Can anybody ID this and if possible put a time frame on it.
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definitely not part of a gun, but no ideas.

No clue honestly.
 
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After looking at pics I realized it has writing on it let me see what it says.
 
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It says "To load pull knob up". What could this be?!?!
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My first impression was gun, but when I looked closer, it is similar to a gun, but seems more like a piece of a machine, not a gun.
 
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Just a thought, it might be part of an old cap gun. It looks like it would feed a strip of paper caps through the slots anyway, but that's just my first impression.
 
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Gosh, it reminds me of my old cap gun (rifle) feed SCDigginWithAK?
 
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Could be a part of a cap gun
 
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You need to clean it up and then post pic's of every side , but I also think it's part of a cap gun ... Woodstock
 
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great ID pic. I was about to say cap gun too...
 
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So it's a cap gun. What kind a pistol or the Thompson pictured above?
 
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Is that a hammer at the top of my piece
 
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If you are happy with the answer please mark your topic SOLVED, Only the original poster may do that
 
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If you are happy with the answer please mark your topic SOLVED, Only the original poster may do that

I know but I'm not totally sure yet anybody have a time frame?
 
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My best guess on an era would be maybe late 50's early 60's.... Assuming I'm right on it being part of a cap gun.... I do like it for the Tommy gun mech though, maybe someone can post a pic or drawing to confirm it?
 
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well you would have it upside down since you need to pull up to load.


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Look at guns where Triggers insert Like this

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& yes I agree on The Button looking like it is to Mimic a Thompson

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l'm Going to guess 1960's only because the Pull to load Button seems Very Familiar,
Like I may have had one as a kid.

Either that or I was Clyde in my last life :laughing7:
 
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