Mr. Hughes, Thanks for the clarification. I have your book on gunsmithing double shotguns and refer to it often. A few months ago, in the thread on filling a solder gap between barrels and ribs at the muzzle of a Fox, I imagined you cringing at the suggestions to fill the gap with J-B Weld. Your suggestion to flatten a lead .22 bullet and peen in a piece reminded me of my Dad showing me how to repair a cracked solder joint on the radiator of my first car. He peened the solder on both sides of the leak with a center punch and it held perfectly even under pressure. With the quality of your work, I'm sure you have no shortage of clients, so it's doubly nice of you to take the time to share your knowledge with us here. Keith
