These photos are of the restoration work on a BCD coded rifle featured in the Damage Section. These are the poorest quality made G-43's, built by slave labor in SS run camps. These rifles are collectable because of the low production numbers. Around 43 thousand were made before the plant was destroyed in a British bombing raid.
The deep cracks shown above are difficult to fix. Trying to weld thin metal can sometimes be impossible.
The welding work done to restore this bolt housing is near perfect.	The metal used to fill the cracks is a high quality metal that will be difficult to crack again.

With the Shooters' Kit in place this rifle will never again suffer the damage that it once had. By these examples you can see that you can trust your treasured rifle to be repaired by us.

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