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Old 08-05-2010, 01:26 PM
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I have some endshake in my well used Model 27-4 and was thinking of of getting the .002" or .004" endshake bushings from Midway or Brownells. Would anyone who has done so care to comment on how I can determine which size to buy?

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Old 08-05-2010, 01:46 PM
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Measure the barrel-to-cylinder gap with the cylinder held to the rear (a set of automotive feeler gauges work well). Then make the same measurement with the cylinder held in its forward position. The difference is the endshake. 0.001"-0.002" endshake is acceptable. Get whatever combination of bearings that will reduce your endshake to the specifications. Remember that some small amount of endshake is necessary for the gun to function reliably.


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Old 08-05-2010, 02:28 PM
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Welcome to the forum.

Measure the barrel-to-cylinder gap with the cylinder held to the rear (a set of automotive feeler gauges work well). Then make the same measurement with the cylinder held in its forward position. The difference is the endshake. 0.001"-0.002" endshake is acceptable. Get whatever combination of bearings that will reduce your endshake to the specifications. Remember that some small amount of endshake is necessary for the gun to function reliably.


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Thank you---I will do that
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