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Re: Steel inserts for an old Darne
#621359
Oct 30th a 12:49 PM
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by skeettx |
skeettx |
I cut a slot in the inserts, welded up some 12 gauge extractors, and refitted them to 16 gauge. All now work as a normal 16 gauge
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