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    Anyone in N.C. with front sight puller?

    Have a stubborn "R" marked front sight on my Underwood that I'd like to get off and tapping hard with hand tools didn't budge it. Not sure even the sight puller will do it but would like to try. Just wondering if anyone in the central NC area (I live near Lexington) would be willing to have a go at it?
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    I have all the tools but, I am in Fayetteville. If I can help let me know.

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    Loren, thanks for offer. I just had email from gentleman I traded a bunch of parts with and he's sending me his puller and installer to use.
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