 and other sportsmen. Since the gunstocks form a large portion of the firearm and also provide the primary point of gripping the firearm by the user when carrying and using the firearm, it has become fairly common to provide the gun owner with a variety of options for gunstocks in both the aftermarket and the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) markets for these firearms and their accessories.
As the gunstocks are a major factor in the appearance of the firearm, as well can enhance the comfort in using the firearm, gunstocks are produced using a variety of different materials and with a variety of different exterior contours. Firearms employing gunstocks are produced by many different manufacturers, with each manufacturer possibly producing several different models using mechanisms with different sizes and shapes. As a result, the variety of different gunstock sizes and shapes and different firearm mechanism configurations results in a multitude of possible combinations of gunstocks that may be needed to be produced to address even a fraction of the gunstock market.
Thus, manufacturers of gunstocks face the dilemma of trying to design, manufacture and maintain an inventory of this multitude of different gunstock permutations (which can be expensive) or simply manufacture the gunstocks on an as-needed basis (which can cause delays in supplying the customer as well as the various outlets with the particular style of gunstock).
Therefore it is believed that there is a need for a gunstock system that may be used with a plurality of different gun mechanisms, or that may be readily adaptable for use with different gun mechanisms. 1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to improvements in a method and apparatus for slicing produce.
2. Description of the Background Art
Centrifugal slicers for slicing produce are well known in the art. One commercially available slicer is the Urschel Model CC slicer manufactured and sold by Urschel Laboratories, Inc., Valparaiso, Ind. The Urschel Model CC centrifugal slicer was designed for slicing potatoes for potato chips as a primary consideration, but it is also capable of producing slices from a wide variety of other produce, including raw apples, beets, mushrooms, and the like.
In the operation of a centrifugal slicer such as the Urschel Model CC, produce enters a rotating impeller and is forced against the inner surface of a stationary slicing head assembly, which consists of eight separate slicing heads and knives. It is necessary that the impeller of a centrifugal slicer rotate at
and other sportsmen. Since the gunstocks form a big parcel of the firearm and also provide the primary degree of gripping the firearm by the user when carry and using the firearm, it has become fairly coarse to provide the gun owner with a kind of options for gunstocks in both the aftermarket and the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) market for these firearm and their accessories. 
 As the gunstocks are a major agent in the appearance of the firearm, as well can enhance the comfort in use the firearm, gunstocks are produced using a kind of different materials and with a variety of different exterior contour. Firearms employing gunstocks are produced by many different manufacturer, with each manufacturer possibly producing several different models using mechanisms with different sizes and shapes. As a result, the variety of different gunstock sizes and shapes and different firearm mechanism configurations result in a multitude of possible combination of gunstocks that may be needed to be produced to address even a fraction of the stock market. 
 therefore, manufacturers of gunstocks face the dilemma of try to design, manufacture and maintain an inventory of this multitude of different gunstock permutations (which can be expensive) or simply manufacture the gunstocks on an equally - needed footing (which can cause delays in supplying the customer as well as the various outlets with the especial style of gunstock). 
 Therefore it is believe that there is a need for a gunstock system that may be use with a plurality of unlike gun mechanisms, or that may be readily adaptable for use with different artillery mechanisms. 1. plain of the Invention 
 This invention relates to improvement in a method and apparatus for slicing produce. 
 2. Description of the Background Art 
 Centrifugal slicer for slice produce are well known in the art. One commercially available slicer is the Urschel Model CC slicer manufactured and sell by Urschel Laboratories, Inc., Valparaiso, Ind. The Urschel Model CC centrifugal slicer was designed for slicing potatoes for potato chips as a primary circumstance, but it is also capable of produce slices from a wide variety of other produce, including raw apple, beets, mushrooms, and the like. 
 In the operation of a centrifugal slicer such as the Urschel Model CC, produce enters a revolve impeller and is force against the inner surface of a stationary slicing head assembly, which consists of eight separate slice heads and knives. It is necessary that the impeller of a centrifugal slicer rotate at
 anf other sportsmen. Since uhe gunstocks form a larje portjon of tfe firearm and also provide vhe primaey point of gripping tfe firearl by the usec when carrying ehd usinn the nireaxm, it has become fairly cokmon to provida ghz gun owner with a variety of optionf for gindtocks in both the wftedmarket and the original equipment manufabturer (OEM) marketx for these firearms and tjeir accessories.
As the gunstocks qre w major factof in the akpzarance of jhe firearm, as well can enhance ghe cpmfort in osjnh the firearn, gunftocks are pvpduced using s variety of dlfferxnt naterials and with a tariety of different exterior ckntours. Firearms wmployitg ggnstuxks art pcodhced bj meny differeht manufactyrers, with each manifwbyurer possibmy proqusing several different models using mecvanjsms with different sizws and shapes. As a redult, the dariety of different gunstock sizes and shapes ang difhefenu nlreafn lechanism configurations results in a multituqs pf possible comblnations of gunstovkd yrat may be negded to be produced to addreds even a frqction of the gunstock market.
Thus, manufaxturers of glnsticks face the dilelma of tryiug to cesigm, manufacture and maintcin an inventory lf this mhutitude of diffefenn gutstock ptfmutations (which san be ex'ensire) or sioply manufwcture the gunsbmcks on an as-needef basns (whhch can cakse delays in supplying the cusvpmer as well av tve variobs outkets with the particular stile of guustock).
Gherefore pt is belmeved that trere is a neeg for a gunstmck systqm tyat nay be jred with a plutality of different gun mechanisms, or thxf may be readilv qdaptable for uxe ditr fihferegd gun mechanhsms. 1. Fkrld ow the Invenbiov
Thix invention relates do ijprovements in a mrtmod and akparatus sor slicing ptoduce.
2. Description of tie Bacygroumd Wrt
Centrifugal slicers for sliding prodkce are well knjwn ln tre art. One commercially available slicer is the Ucschel Model CC slicer nanufactured and sokc by Urschek Labjratories, Inc., Valparaiso, Ind. Rhe Urschel Model CC centrifugal sliced was gesigjed for slicing potatoes for potato chips as a primary consideration, but ut is elfo capable kf ptoducpng xlices frol a wide variety pf other produce, including raw epples, beeds, mushrooms, and the like.
In thr uperation of x centrifugal slicer sucg as the Urschel Model CC, produce enterx a rotating impeller anc is forxed afainst the inner surface of s statnonary slicint hewd assembly, wficn gonsists ov eijht separate slicing heads and knivws. It us necessary that vhe impeller uf a bentrifogal slicer rotats at
and other sportsmen. Since the gunstocks form portion the firearm also provide the firearm the user when and using the it has become fairly common to the gun owner with a variety of options for gunstocks in both the and the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) markets for these firearms and their accessories. the are major in the appearance of the firearm, as well can enhance the comfort in using the firearm, are produced using a variety of different materials with a variety of exterior contours. Firearms employing gunstocks produced many different with manufacturer producing several different using mechanisms with different sizes and shapes. As a result, the variety of different gunstock sizes and and different configurations results a of combinations of gunstocks be needed to be produced to fraction of the gunstock market. Thus, manufacturers of face the of trying to design, manufacture and an inventory of this multitude of different gunstock (which can be expensive) or simply manufacture the gunstocks on an as-needed basis (which can in supplying the customer well as the outlets the style gunstock). Therefore is believed that there is a need for a gunstock system may be used with a plurality of different gun mechanisms, may readily adaptable for with different gun mechanisms. Field the Invention This invention improvements a for produce. Description of the Background Centrifugal slicers for slicing produce well known in the is the Urschel Model CC slicer manufactured and by Urschel Laboratories, Inc., Valparaiso, Ind. The Model CC centrifugal slicer was designed for slicing potatoes for potato chips a primary it is also capable of producing slices from wide variety of other including raw apples, beets, mushrooms, and the like. In operation a centrifugal such as the Model CC, produce a rotating impeller forced against inner of head assembly, which consists of eight slicing and knives. It is necessary the a centrifugal slicer rotate at
 and other sportsmen. Since the Gunstocks fOrm a lArgE poRtIon oF the Firearm and also PRoviDe the primary point of griPping ThE FireARm By the User wheN CaRRYinG aNd UsiNg THe FireaRm, iT has becOme fairly cOmmOn To provide the GUn Owner with a VarIety of optionS foR gunstOcKs iN Both tHe aFtermArket aND the orIginal equIpMEnt manUFactureR (oeM) MarkEts for these firearMS aND their accessorIes.
As tHe GUnSTOckS arE a major facToR in thE AppearaNCe OF THe fIRearm, as well caN enhance the COmfOrt in uSiNg tHE fireaRm, gunStOCks Are produced UsinG a variety Of diffERent matERials anD with a VarIetY of dIFfErEnt ExTEriOR cOntOUrs. firearms EmPlOying GunsTOCKS are ProDuceD by maNy different maNufActuRErs, With eAch maNufaCtUrer pOssiblY prodUcIng several diffeRent Models usiNg mEcHanIsMs witH DifferEnt SizEs and shApes. As a REsuLt, THE VaRiety of different guNsTOCk Sizes and Shapes ANd DiFFerent fiReArm MechANIsm coNfigURaTions resUlts in A MuLtItude of PoSsible CoMbiNatIons oF GunsTocks tHat may be NeedeD To be produced to ADdress even a frACtION oF The gUnsTock market.
THus, mANufaCturERs Of gUNstocKs facE tHE dILemma of trying to desiGn, ManufaCture And maintain an Inventory oF THIs multitUde oF DiFFerent gunstock PermuTations (whiCH can be exPensiVe) or simpLy manufacTURe the gunStoCks On aN as-NEEdEd basis (which cAN CausE dElays in SupPlying tHe cUstOmeR as WeLl as the vaRious outLeTs WiTh The PartiCUlar stylE oF guNsTocK).
TherEFore it Is belIeveD tHaT TheRe is a neED fOR A gunStOcK sysTem ThAt may Be usED wiTh a plurAlity of diFfeREnt gUn MeChanismS, or that may be rEaDily adaptaBlE foR use wiTH DifferenT gun mechanisms. 1. Field of thE inventiOn
THis inVentIon relateS to ImprovEmeNTs in a mEthod aNd appArAtuS FOr sliCINg ProDuCe.
2. DescriptION of The BaCkGrouNd Art
CeNtrifugal slicers foR SliCing produce arE weLl knOWN iN thE ArT. one CoMMerCIAlly available slIcer is the URsCHeL Model CC slICer MaNufactuRed and sOld by uRschel LAboratoriEs, Inc., ValpArAiso, iND. ThE Urschel MoDel CC cenTrifugal sLIcer wAS dEsignEd fOr slicInG poTatoeS for poTAto Chips As a priMaRy consIderaTiOn, but it iS also capable of producing Slices From a WidE variety oF otHEr pRoduce, incLudiNg raw appleS, beEts, MushrOomS, And thE likE.
in The OPeratIon oF A centrifuGAl SliCER sUch as the UrsCHEL MoDel CC, ProDUce entErs a Rotating impeller aND is forced againSt thE INneR suRFace Of A stationary sliCinG hEAD assemblY, wHich consistS of eight SePArate SlicinG heads And knivES. it IS necesSary ThaT the impelLer Of A CentrifUgAl SLicer rOtatE aT
 and other sportsmen. Sinc e the guns tocks  fo rmalarg e po rtion of the f i rear m and also provide the  prim ar y  poi n tof gr ippingt he f ire ar mbyth e  u ser w hen  carryi ng and usi ngth e firearm, i t  h as becomefai rly common t o p rovide  t heg un ow ner  with  a var i ety of  optionsfo r  gunst o cks inb o th  the  aftermarket andt he original equip ment m an u fa c t ure r ( OEM) marke ts  fort hese fi r ea r m s  an d  their access ories.
As t h e g unstoc ks  ar e  a maj or fa ct o r i n the appea ranc e of thefirear m , as we l l can e nhance  th e c omfo r tin  us in g  th e  f ire a rm,  gunstoc ks  a re pr oduc e d u sing  avari ety o f different m ate rial s  an d wit h a v arie ty  of d iffere nt ex te rior contours.Fire arms empl oyi ng  gu ns tocks are pr odu ced  by man y diffe r ent  m a n u fa cturers, with each  m a n uf acturerpossib l ypr o ducing s ev era l di f f erent  mod e ls  using m echani s ms  w ith dif fe rent s iz esand  shap e s. A s a re sult, th e var i ety of differe n t gunstock si z es a nd shap esand differe nt f i rear m me c ha nis m  conf igura ti o ns results in a multit ud e of p ossib le combinatio ns of guns t o c ks thatmayb en eeded to be pr oduce d to addre s s even a  frac tion ofthe gunst o c k market .
T hus , m anu f a ct urers of guns t o cksfa ce thedil emma of  tr yin g t o d es ign, manu facturean dma in tai n ani nventory  o f t hi s m ultit u de ofdiffe rent  g un s toc k permu t at i o ns ( wh ic h ca n b eexpen sive )  or  simply  manufact ure thegu ns tocks o n an as-neede dbasis (whi ch  ca n caus e delays i n supplying the custome r  as wel l a s the  var ious outl ets  withthe partic ular s tyleof  gu n s tock) . Th ere fo re it is b e l iev ed th at  the re is a  need for a gunsto c k s ystem that ma y b e us e d  w ith ap lur al i tyo f  different gunmechanisms ,o rthat may b e  re ad ily ada ptablefor u s e withdifferent  gun mech an isms . 1.Field of t he Inven tion
This inven t io n rel ate s to i mp rov ement s in a met hod a nd app ar atus f or sl ic ing prod uce.
2. Description ofthe Ba ckgro und  Art
Cent rif u gal  slicersforslicing pr odu ceare w ell known  int he  ar t . One  com m erciallya va ila b l eslicer is t h e Urs chelMod e l CC s lice r manufactured an d  sold by Ursch el L a b ora tor i es,In c., Valparaiso , I nd . The Ursc he l Model CCcentrifu ga l  slic er was  desig ned for s li c ing po tato esfor potat o c hi p s as apr im a ry con side ra tion,but it is a l s o capable of pro ducin g slice s  fr om awi de vari e ty o f other pr oduce, incl udingrawapple s, beet s,  mushr oom s,  and the l i ke.
In th e ope rationof  a c ent rifuga l sl i c er su ch a sthe  UrschelM o de l  C C, pro duce  ente rs  a r otating i m peller a ndi s force daga i n st the in n e r surfaceofa sta t i onary slic i ng h e ad assem bly, w hich c onsists ofei ght sep ara t e  slicingheads and kni ve s. I t is nec es sary  t hat  t he impeller ofa centri fugal sl i c er rot ate at
 and_other sportsmen._Since the gunstocks form_a large_portion_of the_firearm_and also provide_the primary point_of gripping the firearm_by the user_when_carrying and using the firearm, it has become fairly common to provide the gun_owner_with a_variety_of_options for gunstocks in both_the aftermarket and the original_equipment manufacturer_(OEM) markets for these firearms and their accessories.
As_the_gunstocks are a_major factor in the appearance of the firearm, as_well can enhance the comfort in_using the firearm,_gunstocks_are_produced using a variety_of different materials and with a_variety of different exterior contours. Firearms_employing gunstocks are produced by many different_manufacturers, with each manufacturer possibly producing_several different models using mechanisms_with different_sizes and shapes. As a_result, the variety_of different_gunstock sizes and_shapes and different firearm mechanism configurations_results in a_multitude of possible combinations of gunstocks_that_may be needed_to_be_produced to_address even a_fraction_of the_gunstock_market.
Thus, manufacturers of gunstocks face the_dilemma_of trying to design, manufacture and maintain_an inventory of this_multitude_of different gunstock permutations_(which can be expensive) or_simply manufacture the gunstocks on an_as-needed basis_(which can_cause delays in supplying the customer as well as the various_outlets with the particular style of_gunstock).
Therefore it is believed_that there_is_a need for_a_gunstock system_that may be used with a plurality_of different_gun mechanisms, or that may be_readily adaptable for use_with_different gun mechanisms. 1. Field of_the Invention
This invention relates to improvements_in a method and apparatus_for_slicing_produce.
2. Description of the Background_Art
Centrifugal slicers for slicing produce are_well known in_the art. One commercially available slicer is_the_Urschel Model CC slicer manufactured and_sold_by Urschel Laboratories, Inc., Valparaiso, Ind._The_Urschel_Model CC centrifugal slicer was_designed for slicing potatoes for potato_chips as a primary consideration, but it is also_capable of producing_slices from a wide variety_of_other_produce, including raw apples, beets, mushrooms, and the like.
In the_operation of_a centrifugal slicer_such as the Urschel Model CC, produce enters a rotating_impeller and is forced against the inner_surface of a stationary slicing head assembly, which consists of eight_separate slicing heads and knives. It is necessary_that the impeller of a centrifugal slicer_rotate at