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Old 20-06-16, 12:39
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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Bryan, as Ben said, they are definitely carrier, but I think riveted carrier. The riveted carrier takes thinner glass than the LP2. About 5mm verses 6mm. If they are wrong, I can't help sorry.(if they fit, use them) They are handed. Two the same and one different per carrier. Do you have your carrier back? How is progress on it?
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