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Old May 16th, 2006
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A friend of mine made me a very sweet teak gun a while back, that while it shoots pretty well is very light and suffers from recoil/dropping shaft. What would be a method to add some weight to the muzzle end. Do I drill thru the track add lead and then plug and bevel chisel the plug?
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why not drill the bottom instead of the track?

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