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Unread 12-28-2014, 08:23 AM   #1
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Opinions on this issue are endless. But some will contend they know more than the experts.

My opinion is that Del Grego is right. Feed the gun mild loads, shoot it, have fun. Don't worry about it now.

If Del Grego thought the issue needed attention during resto, he would have fixed it.
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My opinion is that Del Grego is right.
My opinion is that he didn't address the root of the problem but simply put a band-aid on it.
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Opinions on this issue are endless.
Ergo est.
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