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The chamber gets peened by repeated dry firing and the firing pin striking the chamber face,this forces metal to deform and a lip forms in the chamber. Most gunsmiths have a simple tool which is hardened steel and shaped like a chamber with a small area machined to allow insertion into the chamber around the deformation. A simple turn of the tool forces the metal back into position. I used to have one but lent it to a friend some 40 years ago. He ran off with my girlfriend and tool and has since passed away. I couldn't find it at the tidyup after the funeral .
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