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Originally Posted by Dean Romig
Apparently somebody wasn’t fond of the original orientation of the gold setter…
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The bird on the trigger plate is also facing the other direction on the page 37 picture. A case of the printers having the Kodachrome or negative flipped.
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12-01-2023, 01:54 PM
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Thanks for confirming what I suspected Dave, I just wasn’t sure how that could be flipped.
As I understand, Crass extractor frames have 5 pins, ejector guns have 6 pins
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