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I'm not understanding how the pin can "bow", it must/should be supported all the way across by material of the block? Yes, a hardened pin should be used. I'm sorry I left out that my original repair was with a section of drill bit, which is hardened. My idea for this type repair was and is to "save" a matching bolt; not to make one for sustained use. GT has the solution to that! Thanks again for the update. ![]()
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The center of the pin is supported only by the material that had previously failed; even adding the pin to the existing breechblock material was not sufficient for a true repair.
My breechblock is non-matching, so no great loss. Will be going to Lugerman for a replacement breechblock. Last edited by Rickybill; 05-12-2020 at 10:26 PM. |
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