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Old 06-23-2016, 10:49 AM
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Are there any special problems reaming the cylinder throats of a cerakoted revolver?
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there should not be a problem, as the coating most likely will be gone inside the chambers after some firing, if it was ever in the cylinder.
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If the cerakote was applied properly there would have been none inside any of the chambers. .............
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Empty casings and or silicone plugs are an easy fix to prevent coating in tolerance areas.
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Are there any special problems reaming the cylinder throats of a cerakoted revolver?
Who Cerakoted the cylinder throats?

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Yes, none found in chambers after I inspected the gun and knew what to look for. No problem.
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