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BROKEN TRIGGER GUARD

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  • warcrob
    I would check with Gun Parts Inc.

    If you ain't got a sense of humor you got no business bein here!
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  • rhmc24
    If all else fails take it to someone who has a TIG welder and the skill to do the job. Success depends to some extent where the break is.
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  • gunnut505
    You might want to use JB Weld. It's sold almost everywhere, and I've fixed all kinds of stuff with it; like a CB base antenna, a Chevy 6cyl engine block with a 4"X1/2" crack in the water jacket, shooting trophy that got dropped & broke the arms off, steel door jamb with a split in a seam, crack in a woodstove, generator stand for VW engine, I even bedded a rifle with it once (and for all time).
    If you can't find a replacement and no other options present themselves; you could cast it in about an hour. Just melt down a coupla beer cans and pour it into the sandcast of the guard. You might have to do some finishing, but you'll have the satisfaction of knowing that if it breaks again; you can make another.

    If you know it all; you must have been listening.WEAR EAR PROTECTION!
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  • Gunswapper
    Thanks for all the responses; I ordered a complete trigger group from gunparts. I think they said the mod. 67 interchanges so I hope I get one that fits. Don.
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