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Old 05-19-2017, 03:01 PM
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I have to say Sal, that there are a few restorative welding companies out there who perform repairs on antique revolver parts, including hammers. I have a hammer for a 44-40 DA Frontier that lost its firing pin. I am about to contact one company with great reviews that specializes in gun parts restoration. RESTORATIVE WELDING
Museum quality TIG welding of antique firearms and edged weapons ... since 1964
Amazing ! Thanks for that lead to Restorative Gun Welding. When Charles Duffy passed away I just did not look for anyone else. As it was for past 20 years Charles Duffy was retired he only worked on members / friends guns and only then if you really, really need him to do the work that few others could do. Charles Duffy's standard refinish was equivalent to someone else's restorative finish.
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