For speedloaders, the chamfer should only be a few thousandths rounding of the sharp cylinder edge, just enough so it feels smoothly rounded to a finger, not a square edge. The slight cut does not extend down into the chamber. and does not affect brass support.
Some moonclip users cut it more, but you're still not supposed to be cutting a serious funnel. I have seen some real butcher jobs, but overcutting does not help loading.
Brownells sells the tools, but for only one revolver, it is cheaper to pay a smith.
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Last edited by OKFC05; 02-24-2011 at 11:40 PM.
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