November Mr. 18 T+ Clay Lindsey, Asylum St., Hertford, Conn, Dear 7,1934. Sir: Under date of May 10,1933, you sent us a copy of the specifications, claims am prints in the matter of the application of Val A. Browing covering an automatic shote pun, We have application, you if pressed the V. you no record of the present status of this and should like the following information have it: from . we have been figuring on another arm in which a steel cover is used similar to that which was used 4. Browning arms Ye are interested in knowing how in much protection might, in your opinion, be obtained on this feature, if the matter has not already been determined by the issuance of the V.A. Browning vatente The arm which we are considering ean be made much more cheaply if the pressed ste cover is used than if a receiver of the orthodox type heats be employed, and it is therefore important to determine as well as we can expect, before In the showing the arm main, the cover just how much protection resembles the cover in we the can V @ 4. @ A Browning application enouch tection the pepo: micht cc to participate in whatever proon Oelthough it differs in detsils such etc. as method of attaching, Yours very truly