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    I just use a small finishing nail bent into a slight curve. works fine.

    And by the way, you have to punch that pin out from the bottom.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Claven2 View Post
    I just use a small finishing nail bent into a slight curve. works fine.

    And by the way, you have to punch that pin out from the bottom.
    this much I know...it did finally come out. The design does preclude a straight attack, it has to be angled.

    Any tips on sourcing good pin punches? I have a set of Lyman punches, they're better than most but once again the small ones are history.

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