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Just wrap the guides on and then align them. Real simple way is the align the tip top so that the blank splits the ring in half, than do the same with the other guides. Works best highlighted against a light colored wall or something. This will give you a straight guide set even if the blank has a slight bend someplace, trying to get a straight set sighting down them from the top, especially if you have a slight dip in the blank, is a nightmare. |
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