damaged cylinder stop stud

vytoland

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can a damaged cylinder stop stud (the small protrusion under the recoil shield), on a blued revolver, be successfully repaired or will this area, now, be always weak?
 
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vyto,

As I understand it, the stud is "riveted" into the frame and can be replaced. I doubt it's a job for anyone other than a well-tooled, experienced gunsmith.

Mike
 
mike,

thank you for the information.

has anyone had this type of repair done to their revolver? was it successful?
 
The part you are talking about is called a "frame lug", and it's function is to stop rearward movement of the cylinder when ejecting cartridge cases.

It's replacement requires complete disassembly of the frame, and a pin punch and support block while driving it out. Installation requires a staking punch to set it into the frame.

This is well within the capability of an advanced amatuer hobbyist.
 
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