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Posted: 5/21/2003 4:12:23 AM EDT
I have round marks on the face of my buffer which is coming from the carrier.I would like to know is this normal or if not what would cause this. Thanks

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Normal, When the carrier/buffer comes back and is stopped by the back of the receiver extension, the carrier will sliglty impact/indent the face of the buffer.
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