Wierd action parts

[Ron Nossaman]

>I hear the early version of the S-A action is very nice, repeating
>better than normal Wornum-type designs. Later versions were souped up
>with heavy coil springs that break parts with time. As in "Customer - 1;
>Staib - 87." I have a diagram of it in Autocad dxf if anyone is
>interested.

Yes, please.


>Is anyone familiar with Clarence Hickman's grand action? It's mentioned
>on the MMD site, very positively, in fact. I'd love a diagram.

So would I.


>And it's "weird."
>
>Clark

In that case, I'd REALLY love a diagram. <G>

Ron N