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Who has the ability to weld up a .535 bolt face and reopen it to .473?
Need someone with reliable talent.

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What bolt? GD

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Rather than weld it up, why not soft-solder in a ring instead? There would be a little mechanical stress on the ring during chambering, but that shouldn't be a problem with tin-silver solder.

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Thanks for kickback. Have you or anyone else used this corrective proceedure?

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Woodchuck,
I would also be more inclined to solder a partial ring in. I've done this before. Stainless or blued? GD

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That being the case, I would rather solder a partial ring in place rather than weld. GD

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DoI have any smiths interested in taking on this project of silver soldring a reducer ring in this bolt??

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You don't want silver solder as it's melting point(1200�F) might very well compromise the heat treatment of the bolt head. I would use 96% tin-4% silver solder which melts at about 500�F and is very strong.

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Want to thank both for directions given to the issue.

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