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Gunsmithing
Straightening a Steel Frame
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<blockquote data-quote="MI.264" data-source="post: 2729833" data-attributes="member: 123058"><p>Because it's a 1942 Original, and the fact of what I paid for it, I don't mind spending the money if I can find a smith to straighten the frame. To have this all operational to me would be to have a bice piece of history.</p><p>I have since in my research come across the American Pistolsmiths Guild: <a href="https://americanpistolsmithsguild.com" target="_blank">https://americanpistolsmithsguild.com</a>, So I hope to find someone who can do this. either here, or from their list of Smiths.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MI.264, post: 2729833, member: 123058"] Because it's a 1942 Original, and the fact of what I paid for it, I don't mind spending the money if I can find a smith to straighten the frame. To have this all operational to me would be to have a bice piece of history. I have since in my research come across the American Pistolsmiths Guild: [URL]https://americanpistolsmithsguild.com[/URL], So I hope to find someone who can do this. either here, or from their list of Smiths. [/QUOTE]
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