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Andrew..Policeluger specializes in repairing these. Is there a matching number anywhere on it?
Would a repaired or replacement lever affect value? Yes, If you replace it with a mismatched number it will devalue it. Leaving it as is devalues it. I have to wonder how people break these off? Jerry Burney
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How people can break grips, takedown levers, safety levers, etc (or hear a strange "sproing!") because they have no idea how it comes apart (but think they do) is beyond me...  This is why gun show vendors do not allow takedown... 
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