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    Some Serious Stake Marks

    I thought some of my receivers had "heavy" stake marks but these on one of the auction sites must be a record!!
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    Wow,
    Your not kidding!
    Maybe the guy was just a horrible shot and kept adjusting/staking?
    Eventually getting the sight so loose that he also had to punch the lower base to help tighten the sight's base.

    I wouldn't be surprised if he'd find he has a bent barrel.



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    I have a feeling that someone was using the punch to try and tighten up a rear sight in the dove tail.

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    I'm with Bruce and Charlie...I think the sight was loose...nice.
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    Looks like my target when I'm packing up to head home.

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    But Bob it will never ever move on you right?

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