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Hammering On A Customers $18,000 Uzi!

Name: Hammering On A Customers $18,000 Uzi!
Uploaded: 2022-02-07T04:30:19
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Description: In this video I will show how I repair an Uzi receiver that has been ground to thin by someone trying to remove the original markings. I use TIG welding and hammer and dolly work to make it like new again. Thank you to Jason for letting me get a little ro

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In this video I will show how I repair an Uzi receiver that has been ground to thin by someone trying to remove the original markings. I use TIG welding and hammer and dolly work to make it like new again. Thank you to Jason for letting me get a little ro