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Unread 10-22-2009, 03:13 PM   #11
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. . i waited a week or so, and one grip was still tight, and the other was very tight. i went to work with what i think was 280 grit emery cloth, but i'm not sure just what it was.

. . the early interference points were visible. after knocking down these, i could see the slight interference spots by repeatedly pushing the grips into position and noting the bright areas.

. . a few more minutes and they fit perfectly.

. . in eyeballing the grips under the magnifier, i did thankfully notice the start of a crack in each. the superglue is soaking in now. each crack appeared to start at the screw hole. i'm sure i dont have any interference there now. i went ahead and put a spot of glue behind "the chip."

. . i did also notice a bit of damage from the mag release spring. you might want to insure that your spring is pushed to the rear as much as practical.

. . now, about the watco polish (its already purchased), can i put it on with a fine hair brush? ive seen several applicators mentioned, but i'm not sure whats wrong with a brush. should i put a coat on the back side, or let it breathe? i doubt that it will absorb enough moisture to swell any.

. . thanks for all the info, i appreciate it.

bill

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