Wheel hub questions for 10 inch drums

While replacing the front end I'm now on the the wheel ends. Front brakes went good but now I'm on the wheel hubs. Problem is the old studs where swaged and because of the it stretched out the holes on the hub. Only found that out after trying to install the new studs and they sit loose in the holes. Has anyone every tried a bigger nurl or is there any other way to save the old wheel hub? The vehicle is a 1972 plymouth duster with 10 inch drum brakes.
You can use a stud with a larger dia knurl. Just drill out the hole in the hub to the proper size for the knurl you use. You most drill the hub in a drill press. It is important to get the hole square to the drum mounting surface. You will have to search for the correct stud. You will want to keep the 7/16 thread size (unless you want to drill the holes in the drum larger and use different wheels), and have the required knurl size. I have done this and also redrilled for the 4 1/2 inch bolt pattern, on the front and rear. I need the longer studs for Drag racing, and "Mag" wheels. It takes some searching to find the correct stud.