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Unread 05-04-2015, 10:23 PM   #11
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I use a drill press to file under the heads. While spinning a file is used to remove a little material at a time until the screw slot is aligned.

When making screws from scratch it is done a little differently, but the above is the way to go with the Galazan screws.
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Unread 06-03-2015, 03:29 PM   #12
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Just for others to use, Brileys removed the screw no damage no issues, for $80. It took them 3 weeks due to prior work load, but it was taken care of and they returned the screw in question, which I have now managed to repair and put back in the gun. It isn't a perfect screw, but it goes well with the rest of the somewhat beatup appearance of the VH in question. Thanks again!
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