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That gets the "plug" to within a few thou of flush with the body. I could go further and make it completely flush,
but that risks scratching the anno- and on this gun, it's already pretty beat. I didn't want to scuff it up any more than necessary.
If you're working on a bare body, or one that will be stripped and reannoed, then it's easy to block-sand the plug to
perfectly flush with the body, so that when the whole thing is anodized, it'll very nearly completely disappear.

The inner portions of the screws are even easier- I bored one side out with the same tool I use for cutting pressed in
feed necks (which I made back when I did the first Vee-Twin body kit) and the other side, being slightly into the
feed neck area, I just carefully trimmed down with a Dremel and a carbide burr.





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