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The locking lever of the striking train has two arms. One of them slides along the rim of the count wheel, the other, when in the upper position, releases the locking pin on the shaft of the fly. When the one arm reaches a slot in the rim of the count wheel and drops into it, the other arm drops, presses on the locking pin and stops the striking mechanism. |
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