Balls for multiball get caught in the under-playfield wireform when the machine tries to launch them. Upon inspection, one of the rails pops out of the brackets that hold it in place. I can snap it back in and everything works fine for a couple games, but then it pops back out and balls get caught in it again. Is there anything I can do to keep the rail from popping out all the time?

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Can you elaborate on what this means? If the open part of the wall is worn to where the wire can pop through, how to I end up making that gap smaller?

I assumed I could have it welded as John mentioned, but I assume it isn't ideal for those parts to be permanently attached.

I'm handy in general and fix a lot of stuff on my own games, but given that I don't know what repin means in this context, probably not. I've re-pinned connectors (totally different concept) and other uses of that term, but I'm not sure how to repin these holes to close the gap and hold the wire firmer. That said, the game is unplayable as is, so I need to figure out how to do this / have someone do this.

I think it's mainly one that slips out during play to cause the snag, but they're all loose. The rail is out of multiple brackets in the picture because I pulled it away more than usual to ensure it could be seen in the photo. That said, the plain fact that is easily slips out of several brackets says they're all looser than they should be.

OK, I understand what you're saying. Whether I have the metalworking skills to accomplish is a separate question.

Alternatively, is this a part I could possibly buy anywhere? I didn't see it listed in the manual to get a part number for.