OP , i am stepping aside on this one . I do not want to confuse the issue or the repair .
Can this be welded
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lowoncash
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All this welding and milling stuff is way above my paygrade. I was thinking Flextape.
lmorrison17
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- Feb 1, 2008
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It's above mine too. It took me year to gather all the parts.
lmorrison17
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virtus
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- Aug 11, 2010
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Wow, amazing work there!
lmorrison17
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- Feb 1, 2008
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It was John Carduner of 1911 Precision of coarse.
jr355
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John to the rescue .... Again. WOW!
- Nov 9, 2018
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wow thats amazing work it looks like a new slide
lmorrison17
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- Feb 1, 2008
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AMAZED describes my reaction exactly when I saw it. 
buellsfurn
Ultimate Member
very nice work
Magnumite
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Impressive is an understatement. Good work, trikshot. Enjoy, lmorrison!
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kaliroger
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AMAZING INDEED!!
And it looks like the hairy knuckles were milled off flush as well!)
To All,
thank you very much for your favorable comments on this job. It was a tough one!
thank you very much for your favorable comments on this job. It was a tough one!
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