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Unread 02-07-2012, 04:40 PM   #1
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I had a doubling problem with my 28 gauge Repro and I brought it to Abe Chaber here in CT. As it turned out the two counter weights were very poorly finished on the surfaces adjacent to each other. Abe Polished them to a high finish and the problem went away. I am not a big fan of single trigger guns but it is what it is....
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In my opinion, no one who works on competition guns know anything about a screw. The only way to get your screws right is "small claims court". Don't send the gun back to Briley to fix the screws.
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