No problem. Here's another idea (just did this yesterday, myself): Get a roll pin punch(the kind with the little "pip" on the end for locating the roll pin) that is slightly smaller than the trigger axis hole in the frame. Put the roll pin punch thru the hole, starting from the left side. Use the pip on the punch to locate the tip on the inside edge of the trigger axis hole on the right side of the frame. Tap the punch smartly to deform the metal (be sure to support the frame so you don't deform the metal too much). Move the tip of the punch around the inside of the hole in a clockwise fashion, hitting the frame in four or five different spots around the circle. Flip the gun over, introduce the roll pin punch from the right side and use the same technique for the inside hole on the left side of the frame. Test fit the axis pin. If it is still loose, repeat the drill for each side. The beauty of this approach is that it deforms the metal on the inside of the frame where it can't be seen. And it works!
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