The Wico X Model Mags have an option (you may or may not have???) for a kill stud/terminal out the side and then you can EITHER use a lil springy push button contactor to ground the points to kill the spark OR ELSE run a wire from that stud/terminal up to the dash where you mount a kill switch or key switch etc which grounds that wire to frame ground to kill the spark.
Thw Wico Model C did not have that option but some people drill a hole and run a wire through there (sealed with silicone) to the points terminal and then up to the dash as above..
For a hand cranker I recommend to kill it by turning the gas off and letting her die and a dash mounted On Off key switch or toggle etc is still a good safety feature if an instant shut down is required and/or if kids are around.
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