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Unread 01-21-2025, 10:14 AM   #1
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My GH(e) as I have always described it, 79355 was sent back years after it was first sold to have ejectors fitted for the massive expense of $13.00
I have the research letter. Breck Gorman has the barrels at the moment and if he reads this he may come on to tell us if they still have the extractor stop screw or if the hole was welded over and filed and finished off.





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Unlikely that the stop screw hole was invisibly filled. A PGCA letter will give us a stock book entry. That will tell the tale. I am betting that the stock book shows factory ejectors.
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