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If I'm reading you correctly, you believe that the chip occurs only when the grips are removed. It would be helpful if you would get a copy of the original DWM blueprint of the grip. An ability to read Geman would also be helpful here. The grip fit at the back of the safety to the frame is a tight fit. Wood may shrink, but it may also expand through the application of oil, water or other moisture. When this occurs, a pressure point will be created at that very critical point. The pressure has to be relieved, one way or another, and the wood simply gives way here through a crack. I hope that is an adequate answer. Sieger Last edited by Sieger; 07-06-2010 at 11:34 PM. |
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