Has anyone ever tried gluing the cracked areas together. I've glued a finger extension with Gorilla Glue and it worked perfectly. No mess, no glue showing. But I did clamp it. Seems these could be glued and then carefully refitted, removing any internal material that might be too tight. You have to be careful the glue that you use doesn't melt the plastic.
Looks like a very nice PP to me and the caliber is just right. What would you expect value wise. $800 to $1000? 1917
Has anyone ever tried gluing the cracked areas together. I've glued a finger extension with Gorilla Glue and it worked perfectly. No mess, no glue showing. But I did clamp it. Seems these could be glued and then carefully refitted, removing any internal material that might be too tight. You have to be careful the glue that you use doesn't melt the plastic.
Looks like a very nice PP to me and the caliber is just right. What would you expect value wise. $800 to $1000? 1917
Trolit dries out and will crumble over the years. We are talking about ~83 years
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