All CVA (BPI) & Traditionswas asked to do was answer a couple of questions -- that other ML gun manufacturers like T/C, Knight and Austin-Halleck politely answered when questioned.

Both refused - so both now must carry the baggage associated with being an ML manufacturer that may be legally hiding something that makes their guns inferior to many others.

So since that Chuck Hawks barrel-questioning remains for all to exhibit, it's never been challenged in any court to remove it. So that makes it look like what has been written & suggested may be true.

I'm done here.... just thought I would add my .02 cents