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Unread 10-16-2013, 01:22 PM   #1
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but I see nothing wrong with shooting a $900 P38. That might be true..I have very little experience with shooting these.

How do you break a grip screw by shooting?

Or a rear toggle axle pin..I broke one on my Navy shooter! Sheared off the flange. Try finding a large flange Imperial Navy toggle pin!
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Or a rear toggle axle pin..I broke one on my Navy shooter! Sheared off the flange. Try finding a large flange Imperial Navy toggle pin!
Right, the flange - didn't think of that. Makes sense it would be the weakest part of the pin, but I didn't know they could shear completely off.
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