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  1. 02-17-2021 09:12 AM #21
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    I have used the brass screw and lapping compound technique to clean up nicks and dings. Select the correct screws in stages and you can almost make it look like it never happened. I can say that it never really had any serious affect on accuracy, more of an appearance item.
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