Posted by: Paul Kitchin on May 13, 2003 at 20:21:08

I've learned that my cocker receiving block is not milled down far enough, and I need to get it fixed to mount my freak barrel back. I got it off ebay so there is no warranty, so what is good advice on how to get this work done properly and cheaply? Should I send it to WGP and pay the normal costs for the work? Should I find a local paintball workshop to do it? Could it be done more cheaply by a normal gunsmith? I have an artist friend that is good with his Dremel. Would he be able to do the job right? How is the metal painted black again after being milled away? other ideas? thanks

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