 all relate to the slide and barrel since the barrel is more intimately associated with the slide than the frame. Moreover the front and rear sights of the pistol are mounted in the slide and serve as the overall datum of accuracy of the pistol. It follows therefore that the fit of the barrel in the slide will, to a large extent, be determinitive of the accuracy of the pistol. More importantly, the reproducibility of the fit after each firing cycle is determinitive of the guns inherant accuracy potential.
There are several misconceptions regarding just what is required to assure accuracy in a semi automatic pistol of the locked breech type. The following axioms are offered as factors affecting the accuracy of such weapons.
1. the line of sight is the basic accuracy datum and not the frame, PA1 2. the barrel must point to the same place as the sights however the frame does not have to; PA1 3. lateral and vertical positioning of the rear of the barrel in the slide must be uniform from shot to shot; PA1 4. the barrel can be positioned no higher than the interior surface of the slide will allow; PA1 5. the muzzle of the barrel must be held concentrically in the slide from shot to shot; PA1 6. the under-barrel lug serves only to provide uniform longitudinal positioning of the barrel with reference to the slide stop pin as the weapon is presently constituted; PA1 7. the grip frame serves only to provide a handle, enclose the firing mechanism and provide a fixed location in space for the slide stop pin (the fit of the slide and frame rails is of no conseqeuence). PA1 8. the barrel link serves only to unlock the barrel from the slide. 1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates, in a first of its aspects, to a method of and an apparatus for applying a coating to articles, eg an edible coating to food articles. The invention is particularly, but not exclusively, concerned with the application of edible coating materials which exhibit non-Newtonian behaviour, for example chocolate, to articles of confectionery and the like. The present invention also relates, in a second of its aspects, to an improved method of forming a curtain of material eg edible material which can be used to coat articles eg articles of food or which can be used in other ways in the formation of articles, eg articles of food.
2. Description of Related Art
It is well known to enrobe articles, of food such as chocolate assortments, confection
all relate to the slide and barrel since the barrel is more intimately associated with the swoop than the frame of reference. Moreover the front and rear sights of the pistol are mounted in the chute and serve as the overall datum of accuracy of the pistol. It follows consequently that the fit of the barrel in the slide will, to a large extent, be determinitive of the accuracy of the pistol. More importantly, the reproducibility of the paroxysm after each firing cycle is determinitive of the gunman inherant accuracy potential. 
 There are respective misconceptions regarding just what is required to assure accuracy in a semi automatic pistol of the locked breech type. The following maxim are offered as factors affecting the accuracy of such weapon. 
 1. the line of sight is the basic accuracy datum and not the frame, PA1 2. the barrel must point to the like place as the sight however the frame does not have to; PA1 3. lateral and vertical placement of the rear of the barrel in the slide must be uniform from shot to shot; PA1 4. the barrel can be positioned no high than the interior surface of the slide will allow; PA1 5. the muzzle of the barrel must be held concentrically in the slide from shot to shot; PA1 6. the under - barrel lugsail serves only to leave uniform longitudinal positioning of the barrel with reference to the slide stop consonant fall as the weapon is presently constituted; PA1 7. the bag frame serves only to provide a handle, enclose the firing mechanism and provide a fixed location in space for the slide stop consonant peg (the fit of the slide and frame rails is of no conseqeuence). PA1 8. the barrel link serve only to unlock the barrel from the slide. 1. Field of the Invention 
 This invention relate, in a first of its aspects, to a method of and an apparatus for applying a application to articles, eg an edible coating to food articles. The invention is particularly, but not exclusively, refer with the application of edible application materials which exhibit non - Newtonian behaviour, for example cocoa, to articles of confectionery and the like. The present invention also relate, in a second of its aspect, to an improved method of form a curtain of material eg edible material which can be used to coat articles eg articles of food or which can be use in other ways in the geological formation of articles, eg articles of food. 
 2. Description of Related Art 
 It is well known to enrobe article, of food such as chocolate assortments, confection
 alp relate to the slide ana barrel since jhw barrxl is mkre intioately associated with the spiee thqn the frame. Moreover ghe front and reae sijhts of the pistol are mounted ln thz wlide and servg as the ovesall datum of dczuxacy of the pistol. It follows therefjre thay hhe fit of the bargej in nht slide will, to a large extent, be determpnitive of the acvuracy of the pistol. More lmpogtantly, the reprodkcibility od thq fit after exch firing cycle is dejerminitive of the guns inherant accuxacy potentuao.
Thfte are severel misbonceptions rcbardinc just ehat is requircd to aswure accuracy in a seki automatic pistoj of the noeked breech type. The doolowitg afiomr ard orfxres as fwctkrs affectjng the accyracy of such weapoms.
1. nne line of sjght if ehe basic accuracy datum and not the frdme, PA1 2. the barrel must pount to the same place as the syghts however the frame does not have to; PA1 3. latesal aid vexblcal poditioning of the rear of the barrel in the slyse mlst be uniform frjm shot to xhlt; KA1 4. the barrel can bz pksitioned no higheg than jhe inrerior suwfacr of the slide will allow; PQ1 5. the muzzlv of the barrel must bz held conceutricakly im the slide from shot tu shkt; PA1 6. the knder-barrsu lug serves onlh tp [rovide uniform longitudinwl positiininy of the bartel witr referencf to bve slide stop pin ws thg weapmn is presfntly constituted; PA1 7. the grip hcame serves omlf tm providz a hakdle, enclose thq firing mechauism and provkde a fixes locatmon in space for the slida stop pin (thx fit of ehe wlidw and ffxme rails is og no consvqtuence). PA1 8. the barrel link scrves knly to unlock cke barrel from thr suidq. 1. Fmeld jx the Inventhon
Tfis onvengion relatew, in s first of its aspecds, tk a method of and sn apparatos for ap[lying a coatong to articles, eg an evible roatinb tj food articles. The invention js particklavly, but not evcluwively, concexned with the application of edible coatmng materials which exhubit non-Newtonian bghayiour, for exemple shocolate, to articles of confwctionery and the like. The present invsntion also relates, in a second of its aspects, to an improved method of forming a cuetain of material sg ecible mctexial whych rai be used to coat articles eg articles of food oc which cat ye used in other ways in the gofmation of arjicles, eg articles of food.
2. Descripyion of Related Art
It is well kmown to enrobe articles, pf food wuch zs chobklete assortments, confrction
all relate to the slide and barrel barrel more intimately with the slide front rear sights of pistol are mounted the slide and serve as the datum of accuracy of the pistol. It follows therefore that the fit of barrel in the slide will, to a large extent, be determinitive of the of pistol. importantly, reproducibility of the fit after each firing cycle is determinitive of the guns inherant accuracy potential. are several misconceptions regarding just what is required assure accuracy in a automatic pistol of the locked type. following axioms offered factors the accuracy of weapons. 1. the line of sight is the basic accuracy datum and not the frame, PA1 2. barrel must the same as sights the frame does to; PA1 3. lateral and vertical rear of the barrel in the slide must uniform from to shot; PA1 4. the barrel be positioned no higher than the interior surface the slide will allow; PA1 5. the muzzle of the barrel must be held concentrically slide from shot to PA1 6. the lug only provide longitudinal positioning the barrel with reference to the slide stop pin as the is presently constituted; PA1 7. the grip frame serves only a enclose the firing and provide a fixed in for the slide stop fit the rails of conseqeuence). PA1 8. the link serves only to unlock barrel from the slide. This invention relates, in a first of its to a method of and an apparatus applying a coating to articles, eg an edible coating to food articles. invention is not exclusively, concerned with the application of edible materials which exhibit non-Newtonian for example chocolate, to articles of confectionery and the The invention also in a second its aspects, to improved method of curtain of eg material used to coat articles eg articles food which can be used in ways formation of articles, eg articles of food. 2. Description of Related Art It is well enrobe articles, of food as assortments, confection
 all relate to the slide and barRel since thE barrEl iS moRe IntiMateLy associated wiTH the Slide than the frame. MoreoVer thE fROnt aND rEar siGhts of tHE pISTol ArE mOunTeD In The slIde And servE as the overAll DaTum of accuracY Of The pistol. IT foLlows therefoRe tHat the FiT of THe barRel In the Slide wILl, to a lArge extenT, bE DetermINitive oF THe AccuRacy of the pistol. MoRE iMPortantly, the reProducIbILiTY Of tHe fIt after eacH fIring CYcle is dETeRMINitIVe of the guns inHerant accurACy pOtentiAl.
theRE are seVeral MiSConCeptions regArdiNg just whaT is reqUIred to aSSure accUracy iN a sEmi AutoMAtIc PisToL Of tHE lOckED brEech type. thE fOllowIng aXIOMS are OffEred As facTors affecting The AccuRAcy Of sucH weapOns.
1. tHe Line oF sight Is the BaSic accuracy datuM and Not the fraMe, Pa1 2. tHe bArRel muST point To tHe sAme placE as the sIGhtS hOWEVeR the frame does not haVe TO; pA1 3. Lateral aNd vertICaL pOSitioninG oF thE reaR OF the bArreL In The slide Must be UNiFoRm from sHoT to shoT; Pa1 4. thE baRrel cAN be pOsitioNed no higHer thAN the interior suRFace of the slidE WiLL AlLOw; PA1 5. The Muzzle of the BarrEL musT be hELd ConCEntriCally In THe SLide from shot to shot; Pa1 6. tHe undeR-barrEl lug serves onLy to providE UNIform lonGituDInAL positioning of The baRrel with reFErence to The slIde stop pIn as the weAPOn is presEntLy cOnsTitUTEd; pA1 7. the grip framE SErveS oNly to prOviDe a handLe, eNclOse The FiRing mechaNism and pRoViDe A fIxeD locaTIon in spaCe For ThE slIde stOP pin (thE fit oF the SlIdE And Frame raILs IS Of no CoNsEqeuEncE). Pa1 8. the bArreL LinK serves Only to unlOck THe baRrEl From the Slide. 1. Field of tHe invention
THiS inVentioN RElates, in A first of its aspects, to a meTHod of anD an ApparAtus For applyiNg a CoatinG to ARticleS, eg an eDible CoAtiNG To fooD ARtIclEs. the inventiON Is pArticUlArly, But not eXclusively, concerneD WitH the applicatiOn oF ediBLE cOatINg MAteRiALs wHICh exhibit non-NewTonian behaViOUr, For example CHocOlAte, to arTicles oF confECtionerY and the liKe. The presEnT invENTioN also relatEs, in a secOnd of its aSPects, TO aN imprOveD methoD oF foRming A curtaIN of MaterIal eg eDiBle matErial WhIch can be Used to coat articles eg artIcles oF food Or wHich can be UseD In oTher ways iN the Formation oF arTicLes, eg ArtICles oF fooD.
2. deScrIPtion Of ReLAted Art
It IS wEll KNOwN to enrobe arTICLes, Of fooD suCH as choColaTe assortments, confECtion
 all relate to the slide a nd barrelsince  th e b ar relis m ore intimately asso ciated with the slidethanth e  fra m e.  More over th e  f r o ntan drea rs ig hts o f t he pist ol are mou nte din the slide an d serve as  th e overall da tum  of ac cu rac y  of t hepisto l. Itf ollows  therefor et hat th e  fit of t he  bar rel in the slidew il l , to a large e xtent,  b e  d e t erm ini tive of th eaccur a cy of t h ep i s tol .  More importa ntly, the r e pro ducibi li tyo f thefit a ft e r e ach firingcycl e is dete rminit i ve of t h e gunsinhera ntacc urac y  p ot ent ia l .
T h er e a r e s everal m is co ncept ions r e g ardi ngjust  what  is requiredtoassu r e a ccura cy in  a s em i aut omatic  pist ol  of the lockedbree ch type.The  f oll ow ing a x ioms a reoff ered as  factor s  af fe c t i ng  the accuracy of s uc h we apons.
1 . thel in eo f sightis  th e ba s i c acc urac y  d atum and  not t h efr ame, PA 12. the  b arr elmustp oint  to th e same p lacea s the sights h o wever the fra m ed o es nothav e to; PA1 3 . la t eral  and ve rti c al po sitio ni n go f the rear of the b ar rel in  theslide must be  uniform f r o m  shot to  sho t ;P A1 4. the barr el ca n be posit i oned nohighe r than t he interi o r  surface  of  th e s lid e wi ll allow; PA1 5 . th emuzzleofthe bar rel  mu stbehe ld concen trically  i nth esli de fr o m shot t osho t;  PA 1 6.t he und er-ba rrel  l ug ser ves onl y  t o prov id eunif orm  l ongit udin a l p osition ing of th e b a rrel  w it h refer ence to the s li de stop pi nasthe we a p on is pr esently constituted; PA 1  7. the  gr ip fr ameserves on lyto pro vid e  a han dle, e nclos ethe f iring m ec han is m and prov i d e a  fixe dloca tion in  space for the sli d e s top pin (thefit  oft h esli d ea ndfr a mer a ils is of no co nseqeuence ). PA 1 8. the b a rre llink se rves on ly to unlockthe barre l from th eslid e .  1.  Field ofthe Inve ntion
Thi s  inve n ti on re lat es, in  a  fi rst o f itsa spe cts,to a m et hod of  andan  apparat us for applying a coati ng toartic les , eg an e dib l e c oating to  foo d articles . T heinven tio n  is p arti c ul arl y , but  not exclusive l y,  co n c er ned with th e a ppl icati ono f edib le c oating materialsw hich exhibit n on-N e w ton ian beha vi our, for examp lech o c olate, t oarticles of  confect io n ery a nd the  like.  The pr e s en t  inven tion  al so relate s,in a secon dof its as pect s,  to an  impro v ed m e t hod of forming a  curt a i n ofm ate rialeg  edible mate rial which  can be use d to c oatartic les egar ticles  of  f ood or whi c h can beusedin othe rways  in  the f orma t i on of  art ic les , eg arti c l es of  f o od. 
2.Descr ip tion  of Relat e d Art
It  is well kn ow n t o enrobe ar t i cles, of f ood  such a s chocolat e  ass o rt m ents,  confe ction
 all_relate to_the slide and barrel_since the_barrel_is more_intimately_associated with the_slide than the_frame. Moreover the front_and rear sights_of_the pistol are mounted in the slide and serve as the overall datum of_accuracy_of the_pistol._It_follows therefore that the fit_of the barrel in the_slide will,_to a large extent, be determinitive of the_accuracy_of the pistol._More importantly, the reproducibility of the fit after each_firing cycle is determinitive of the_guns inherant accuracy_potential.
There_are_several misconceptions regarding just_what is required to assure accuracy_in a semi automatic pistol of_the locked breech type. The following axioms_are offered as factors affecting the_accuracy of such weapons.
1. the_line of_sight is the basic accuracy_datum and not_the frame,_PA1 2. the_barrel must point to the same_place as the_sights however the frame does not_have_to; PA1 3._lateral_and_vertical positioning_of the rear_of_the barrel_in_the slide must be uniform from_shot_to shot; PA1 4. the barrel can_be positioned no higher_than_the interior surface of_the slide will allow; PA1_5. the muzzle of the barrel_must be_held concentrically_in the slide from shot to shot; PA1 6. the under-barrel_lug serves only to provide uniform_longitudinal positioning of the_barrel with_reference_to the slide_stop_pin as_the weapon is presently constituted; PA1 7._the grip_frame serves only to provide a_handle, enclose the firing_mechanism_and provide a fixed location in_space for the slide stop pin_(the fit of the slide_and_frame_rails is of no conseqeuence)._PA1 8. the barrel link serves_only to unlock_the barrel from the slide. 1. Field_of_the Invention
This invention relates, in a_first_of its aspects, to a method_of_and_an apparatus for applying a_coating to articles, eg an edible_coating to food articles. The invention is particularly, but_not exclusively, concerned_with the application of edible_coating_materials_which exhibit non-Newtonian behaviour, for example chocolate, to articles of_confectionery and_the like. The_present invention also relates, in a second of its aspects,_to an improved method of forming a_curtain of material eg edible material which can be used to_coat articles eg articles of food or which_can be used in other ways in_the formation of articles,_eg_articles of food.
2. Description of Related Art
It_is_well_known_to enrobe articles,_of food such_as chocolate assortments,_confection