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	smith6906 Maine	Posted: 11/2/09 11:24 PM
	Member (Feb 2009) Last Here: 17 days ago Posts: Weekly (144) Reputation: 77%	alright, thanks tig, i took a dremmel to it and smoothed and polished it all back out, as well as every other contact surfaces, and now the weapon actualy racks easier :-D

	tigwelder56 Florida	Posted: 10/31/09 4:51 PM
	Moderator (Jul 2006) Last Here: Online Now Posts: Daily (5204) Reputation: 90%	Hey Smith, I apologize for the delay in answering your question. It seems to me from your description that the area of your frame isn't a load bearing surface (if you will). By that I mean ... more » « less

	smith6906 Maine	Posted: 10/12/09 5:02 PM
	Member (Feb 2009) Last Here: 17 days ago Posts: Weekly (144) Reputation: 77%	i have a older Taurus pt-92 af pre decocker model with a aluminum frame, i broke it down to clean it today and noticed on the top of the frame where the spring for the guide rod is, the edges of the frame ... more » « less

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