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Three different configurations of the disconnector cam on the rear barrel lug were tried before the final simplified design was adopted. (This was evidently done in an attempt to control the thrust of the recoiling lug against the disconnector, which is mounted in the top of the trigger, during recoil.) These early configurations have been observed starting with the original production in Showa 10.6 and running though the late Showa 12- or early 13-dated pistols. In attempt to narrow down when the different configuration changes occurred, I ask that if you own or encounter an early Type-94 dated Showa 10 through 13 that you fill out the form and forward your findings to me. My contact information is on the bottom of the form. To those of you who have already contributed to this little study I want to say thank you.
Form can be down loaded from both the Banzai web site http://www.gunboards.com/sites/banzai/Pistols/Crabtree/CrabtreeStudy.htm#Top_Crabtreeor at
Castle-Thunder.com http://www.castle-thunder.com/datasheets/94bl.pdf .
Form can be down loaded from both the Banzai web site http://www.gunboards.com/sites/banzai/Pistols/Crabtree/CrabtreeStudy.htm#Top_Crabtreeor at
Castle-Thunder.com http://www.castle-thunder.com/datasheets/94bl.pdf .