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    Thanks jn. I had a small magnifying glass that attached to the side of your eye glasses ear stems and positioned the magnifying glass in the front of the glasses for doing close work. I removed the glass and replaced it with a disk that had a small hole in it that was like a peepsight. Kind of a home made job but by Looking through the peep hole, it greatly improved the focus of the front sight blade.
    I think they sell items like that for improving your shooting if I recall. Ray

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    I sent photos of the cases with the splits in the necks to Buffalo arms and followed up with a phone call and explained the situation. They said they would get back to me. When they called back, they asked how they could satisfy me. I could have another box, credit, or whatever. Apparently they must have checked some of the same lots of that ammo which probably showed the same problem. Anyway I still had the bullets, powder and primers I removed from the cases so I said to just send me 20 new cases and I'll load them up. Ray
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