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Originally Posted by Louie
You don't move the barrel to adjust barrel/cylinder gap. The barrel is fixed and if the gap opens up, it is due to the cylinder moving back, and that is repaired at the end of the yoke. If you are putting on a new barrel, the shoulder is what determines where it will be when it tightens. The other poster described it pretty well. There is not normally an reason to remove the barrel.
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Here I've been doing it wrong all these years.
I might try it your way and not take barrels off to correct the Barrel/Cylinder gap.
Ken