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12-10-2013, 08:53 PM
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Phil
IMO if your going have the frame re-case hardened. You should send the whole gun to the shop you've chosen to do the work. Have them do the dis-assembly & re-assembly. This way they will be able to fit the gun back up correctly after the re-case heat treatment process.
Do yourself a favor & call Brad Bachelder or Doug turnbull before you take the gun apart. Ask them some questions & follow their advice.
Sometimes saving a buck on the front end will cost two bucks on the back end.
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