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12-18-2018, 12:17 PM
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[QUOTE=Dean Romig;260699]You're not alone Channing - I do exactly the same thing... throughout the house . Every one does this!
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Lock screws aligned with the larger screw are not the easiest task to make perfect. I remember a Becker Fox pictured in the DGJ that I used as an example for my gunsmith, Mr. Vicknair, that I would not find acceptable. He came through with flying colors and made the screws not only perfectly sized and aligned, but almost invisible.
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I give it a pass since its not a double but I have to say it drives me a little crazy when most gun screws aren't properly timed. Might be a little OCD but I even try to time outlet cover screws in the house!
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