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05-13-2012, 07:40 PM

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charlie cleveland Forum Associate

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i agree with the fellows this looks like a easy fix...if youre to unsure of yor self to fix it just about any good car body man has the tools and rite hammers to fix this gun...sure the pros can fix this gun but there usally awful busy most of there turn around time is long....plus the cost of shipping and insuruance is gona not be cheap plus the pros want do this for nothing..im not running the pros down they do quality work....but this looks like a simple repair....just my 2 cents worth..... charlie

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