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I get your point which is an interesting one. You would think the process of milling the safety slot would simply be omitted vs completed and then filled in. I blew the pics up on paint to 4000 pixels and I can see a line on the VH which could "possibly" be a filled in slot, possibly to my eyes. Concerning the CHE I am just not seeing it. What am I missing ? Did you use some other method on paint possibly that would make it clearer to my eyes ?
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