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Drifting

Well I wasn't going to make a comment as I agreed with Mark, this is a non-repairable item. Why?

"The break sheared in a straight line"

This tells me there's a huge problem, design? Usually when metal shears in a straight line it's from fatique of a design problem.

Repair of this tpye could only cause more problems down the road and most likely injure someone.

T_Bone

You have a device that is intended to throw clay targets a couple hundred feet while you're standing next to it. It's broken in two places and you want to fix it?

No offense, but I suggest you throw it in the trash.

Maybe I'm a little touchy on this subject because of something that happened to me when I was a kid. I was hired one afternoon to load the trap machine at the local gun club. The shooting got pretty fast, and I didn't load a rock quite quick enough. The trap machine went off while the rock was still in my fingers. Fortunately, I was holding it by the top (the right way), and the only thing that happened was I got the beejeezus scared out of me when the rock exploded under my fingers. Since then, I've always had a healthy respect for trap and skeet machines.