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Your only hope to saving the socket is prying off the housing CAREFULLY . Remove the busted leg piece and put the socket frame back on. If it is a RN labeled socket, you should be able to get the housing off without disturbing the pins.
Likely to encounter problems trying this, but worth a shot since your socket is damaged already.
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