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Help: Hemenway's Firing Pin |
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02-21-2013, 10:59 AM
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Help: Hemenway's Firing Pin
Could this broken pin base be drilled and a replacement shaft be pressed in or perhaps threaded for a workable repair? I want to the use the existing base to maintain the original integrity of the gun if possible. The tap hole could go .087 deep and not go through the side relief cut. Your recommendations are appreciated.
Thank you, Bruce
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