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thanks edgar a quart is alkways better than a pint.... fellows i m not restoring this old gun all ive done is get it back on face and tighen it up with shims...first i dont have the money to restore this old gun...the old gun was in a sad state but it is in shooting shape now...bout any of you with a welder and a file could have fixed this old gun to the point i have it..charlie
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02-19-2013, 05:15 PM
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Charlie, that's exactly what I had in mind. We would like to see a video of the test fire with "before" pictures in the introduction.
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