| Really nothing you can do short of straitening it out and re anodizing.
If the barrel still threads in good and true, I would content myself with the damage. The cracks are likely more in the anodizing than they are in the aluminum. Use a sharpie to cover it up, and just keep the gun close to you. (that is, shoot it a lot)
Should be great so long as the barrel threads in and seats decently. If some smashed portion protrudes so that the barrel doesnt fully seat i would file it down and leave it alone.
Last edited by Cunha; 02-11-2008 at 02:22 AM..
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