I used Frank Glenn a few years ago, excellent work and fast turnaround. Who says you can't have both. Looks like he is winding down towards retirement, so……..
If I needed any work now, Nelson Ford.
If I needed any work now, Nelson Ford.
Anyone know of a good revolver smith in Arizona? Updated post #10, looking for info from our resident armorers!
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Since you don't have any end shake, an alternative to removing material from the extractor boss would be to remove a small amount of material from the end of the yoke barrel. You could use a piloted facing reamer to clean up/true up the yoke barrel end. (removal of .001"-.002")
This would free up the cylinder assembly some by moving the cylinder forward a bit. You would still have to remove some material from the barrel extension, probably .003'-.004", to open the barrel/cylinder gap back up to around .004".
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This would free up the cylinder assembly some by moving the cylinder forward a bit. You would still have to remove some material from the barrel extension, probably .003'-.004", to open the barrel/cylinder gap back up to around .004".
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