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Then there is that kind of grand where you can't figure out HOW to get
in until you twig that there are struts on the <b><big>edges</big></b>
of the fallboard, <br>
with about four screws holding each into a shallow groove. That one
gave me a few interesting minutes. <br>
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Susan Kline<br>
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P.S. Changed the subject line from "idots" to "idiots" --- not wanting
us all to look like same ... <br>
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<div>I'd rather remove an Acrosonic fall board than those grand
actions with 50 screws holding the fall board and action in place.
Screws on the fall board pivot pins, screws for the top section of
cheek block, screws for the lower section of cheek block, and finally!
screws for the action guides. </div>
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<div>Maybe 50 is a bit exaggerated.....<span></span></div>
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<div>John Formsma, RPT</div>
<div>Blue Mountain, MS</div>
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