Recently got a C&S hammer and sear set with springs from Brownells. I've got all the tools that I think are needed to do the work, but is their something about this job that would say a gunsmith needs to do it? Would appreciate some input from some of you who are more familiar with gun work and particularly work on a Browning. Don't want to mess up my BHP which I really like but would like to start in on some of this kind of work.
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Working on a Browning
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Angus Podgorney
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Take your question here: http://handgunsandammo.proboards36.com/index.cgi
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