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LetFly (Sep 12th 2021) |
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Re: Ithaca Lewis information
#602705
Sep 12th a 07:03 PM
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by SKB |
SKB |
I have not stripped a Lewis before but most guns with a rib extension, Fox Lc Smith etc, have the rear portion of the rib silver soldered in place. That area is under a lot of stress, hence the higher strength solder. I can likely be repaired but that would be a very big job. The amount of heat require would result in a full relay as well as possibly causing issues with the lug. I would be shocked if it was soft soldered at the factory. Good luck with it. Steve
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