9” drum brake retainer clips on assembly line, OEM?

The drums on the front are swedged from the factory they were only sold as a service part by Chrysler that way. If you need to separate the drum from the hub the swedge must be cut off first if you try to press out the studs without cutting off the swedge you will F up your hubs. The correct tool to cut them off is no longer available, most people use a 5/8 metal cutting hole saw minus the pilot drill to do the job today. I believe the drums themselves are still available. I thought someone did a how to article on this. Proceed carefully you have been warned.
If you find that article on removing the Swedge much appreciate. I will research as well. Def want to get that drum off and check the shoes and cylinder. Can’t imagine it’s been on for 50 years and not leaking. But 200 miles so far and master hasn’t gone down a millimeter so maybe I’m lucky but peace of mind want it apart, cleaned adjusted and lube/grease the rub spots for shoes