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Asymetric facing--definition and reasoning

Author: CPW
Date: 2003-03-21 21:59

I know that mpc. facing are either symetric or asymetric.
What does this refer to?...the actual openning of the tip, the length of the rails, the shape of the rails?
Why the difference?
What are the pros and cons of each?
Site some examples. (eg Kaspar, Pyne, Fobes etc....which uses asym. vs symetric?)

Fold your blue book in half and hand it in at the close of the exam (couldn't resist)

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2003-03-21 21:59

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2003-03-21 22:50

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2003-03-21 23:01

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2003-03-21 23:26

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2003-03-21 23:58

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2003-03-22 00:16

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2003-03-22 02:49

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2003-03-22 07:01

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2003-03-22 12:22

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