drop and back check

antares antares@euronet.nl
Mon, 16 Aug 2004 23:46:37 +0200


On 16-aug-04, at 22:51, Stephen Birkett wrote:

> Antares wrote:
>> Hi Avery, there should be a 2 mm distance between the back check and 
>> the hammer tail. That is the very very best back check position.
>
> Do you mean in the **vertical** direction, between the level of the 
> bottom of hammer tail lowest point to level of the top of backcheck 
> surface highest point? or do you mean **direct distance from one to 
> t'other?

I mean that after the motion of drop, you should be able to stick a 2mm 
stick between the tail of the hammer and the top of the back check.

André oorebeek
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