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Unread 07-18-2022, 12:52 PM   #1
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Use the end of a thick dowel and brace the forearm and your grip. Don't slip.
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Use the end of a thick dowel and brace the forearm and your grip. Don't slip.
I used this method for years and was always nervous of slipping, though nothing ill ever happened. I have found it easier, if not safer, to remove the barrels, put the fore end onto the barrels and push in the tripped ejector.
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