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Unread 01-06-2020, 01:48 PM   #1
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Larry DelGrego "said it's a recess for a tiny pin that's part of the cocking mechanism."


That's news to me....





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Larry DelGrego "said it's a recess for a tiny pin that's part of the cocking mechanism."


That's news to me....





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Yeah, doesn't make any sense to me either. that hole goes directly into the axle pin hole perpendicular to it. Nothing is inserted into it and nothing relies on it. And, like I previously mentioned, I do have some used examples here that do not have the hole in it at all.
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