Cessna anticipated this possibility, so "the FSV handle had a hole drilled in it at manufacture that was angled to prevent incorrect orientation." But no one anticipated our unknown mechanic drilling a new hole to install the handle
bass-ackwards. The pilot who thought he was climbing on the fuller tank (left), was actually draining the lesser side (right).
"We're
bass-ackwards. But we have a great cooking staff and they can keep up as long as there's not a wrench thrown in."
I believe that either the picture or the caption of the .30 Luger and .30 Mauser on page 12 of the October/November issue is
bass-ackwards. The .30 Mauser has the same dimensions as the 7.62x25 Tokarev, so its case length is 25mm.
In the best of all possible worlds, of course, I wouldn't have picked that "
bass-ackwards" order of things, it's just the way it worked out.
Not so hot if we're talking New York - which is why there was only one issue, if memory serves, of a
bass-ackwards American Vogue.