627 + Black Nitriding

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Like many here, I can't leave things alone. I got a wild hair for a two-tone revolver and off to H&M Black Nitriding my 627 went for a completely unnecessary makeover - I also sent my Delta Elite's barrel and bushing. This stuff is good looking and EXTREMELY durable. I believe it has a Rockwell hardness of 70 and penetrates 5 mills.

My buddy's 15 has had its cylinder cycled several thousand times and there's still no discernible turn line.
 

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Very nice

How much did H&M charge you for the refinishing the cylinder?

The factory did a 5" Pinto years ago, but not many were produced

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How much did H&M charge you for the refinishing the cylinder?

Wow - a place that'll plate/coat just a cylinder and do a great job? This is 'zactly what I have been looking for!! ... unless it's $100 to nitride just the slynder ... :(

Edited to add: I didn't see a pricing/price quote section on their webpage ...
 
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Nice heater!!

As an affiliate of an International arms manufacture, I received promotional pricing.

Here's the contact info for H&M:

Please contact “Ritt” at H&M Metal Processing of Special Products Division for pricing and shipping details:



He can be reached at (330)745-3075 or [email protected]
 
How well does it work for cleaning off the carbon on the front of the cylinder? If it wasn't such a PITA to remove the barrel, I'd make mine into a pinto. :D
 
Wow! Nice to meet another person on this site that actually cleans the cylinder face besides me. :D

Sorry, having just installed it at 0100 hours this morning, I haven't had the chance to dirty it yet; however I'll be happy to report back. :)
 
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