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    Cup Tip Punches for S&W Revolvers

    ^^^One can still purchase a lot of NOS Starret products on Ebay that were mfg. in the USA........otherwise it's Chinesium for you.
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    When will we see a no lock 29, 629?

    They have already made some of them!
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    65-5 show and tell

    This was an as-new M65-3 .357 heavy bull barrel acquired a few years ago. Less than one box of ammo thru it. Kept the original hammer, bobbed a NOS replacement, converted to DAO and added a proper grip.
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    Hammer Bobbing...opinions, please.

    I like some bobbed in the inventory; just a few. An as-new M65-3 acquired; preserved the original hammer; sourced a new replacement which was the subject of bobbing and conversion to DAO. A new Taurus M85, bobbed hammer and DAO conversion as well; work horse for range practice to minimize wear...
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    Stubborn K Frame Sideplate

    Why not start soft.
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    Front pocket /appendix holster for J frame, replace Uncle Mike's sidekick size 4 ?

    Uncle Mike's have always been the least common denominator for cheap holsters. Most of their holsters expose themselves like yours after a short time......yours has been in hibernation decaying for decades. Elite Survival Pocket & Safariland are much superior products in construction and...
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    Need bird ID help

    Merlin app is great. Use it almost everyday on walks with the hound.
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    Cup Tip Punches for S&W Revolvers

    Starrett has never made parallel punches with a cup tip. WTF?. IF they made them, I would own them. The cup tipped ones are tapered nail setting punches to be re-purposed as "starter" punches to get the domed head pin moving for a few millimeters. Now however, most of Starrett mfg. has been...
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    Smith & Wesson Model 27-1 5 inch barrel

    Here's S&W Historical account of the M27.
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    I Feel I Got Lucky, Picked up a Model 27-8

    I have this as-new 1964 mfg. M27-2 3.5". Matching # diamond stock panels.
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    Cup Tip Punches for S&W Revolvers

    You can fabricate small cup tipped punches from Brownells replaceable pin punches, which are essentially hard ejector pins. A Dremel ball tipped bit to the end of the punch. Done.
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    Cup Tip Punches for S&W Revolvers

    IF you cannot easily source them, you can modify a common punch to complete the task. Either a brass or steel parallel pin punch host with Dremel ball to create the "cup tip" OR use nail finishing punches that have a cup tipped surface. FYI- Most of the S&W & Beretta punch shafts are so small...
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    S/W M&P 22LR (Full Size)

    I have the M&P 22 Compact with 6500 rounds; purchased 2015; no issues whatsoever. I have two M&P22 full size; MP22 #1 Purchased 2015 Firing Pin Spring fractured @ 10,905 rounds fabricated a brass guide rod for spring to prevent its buckling which was the cause of fatigue fracture Ejector...
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    Early Model 57 with rare Vinyl Covered Presentation Case

    Last year I acquired this new-old-stock no dash M57. Historical letter indicates a 1981 shipping date to a well-known sporting goods store in Jackson Mississipi. Completely disassembled and cleaned.
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    High Grade Smith and Wesson

    I want the Manuhrin MR73 but not the one imported by Beretta the last few years. Looking for the 4" French mfg. variant.
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    SHOCKWAVE SHOTGUNs

    SBS Short Barrel Shotgun.........SBR Short Barrel Rifle
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    SHOCKWAVE SHOTGUNs

    "But I would much rather have a 590A1 than a Shockwave." No worries for me. I am quite familiar with the Rules. They are registered with BATFE as SBS's; $200 / each. No Tax $ now! The 14" 590A1. Have it your way.
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    SHOCKWAVE SHOTGUNs

    Well as long as we are dragging them out. I did these in .410 and 20 gauge. Not a fan of the birds beak style grip.
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    Question - chamfering cylinder charge holes

    Just an amateur but this is how I do it. Pretty easy to do. It's a simple hand-driven cylinder chamber chamfering tool with a caliber specific pilot. After the primary chamfering, polishing with a burnishing bob and finalized with a Spyderco ceramic cylindrical polishing tool. Here's a M65-3...
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