R RightWinger Member Joined Feb 18, 2009 Messages 610 Reaction score 48 Location TN Apr 28, 2009 #1 I noticed on Brownells they sell 5,11, and 18 degree chamfering tools.....any opinions on this?
OP R RightWinger Member Joined Feb 18, 2009 Messages 610 Reaction score 48 Location TN Apr 28, 2009 #2 I noticed on Brownells they sell 5,11, and 18 degree chamfering tools.....any opinions on this?
T tomcatt51 Member Joined Apr 11, 2007 Messages 3,015 Reaction score 829 Location never never land, USA Apr 28, 2009 #3 Originally posted by RightWinger: I noticed on Brownells they sell 5,11, and 18 degree chamfering tools.....any opinions on this? Click to expand... What you're refering to are cutters for the barrel forcing cone, which also gets called a chamfer. A 45 degree chamfer is usually used for chamber entries in revolvers.
Originally posted by RightWinger: I noticed on Brownells they sell 5,11, and 18 degree chamfering tools.....any opinions on this? Click to expand... What you're refering to are cutters for the barrel forcing cone, which also gets called a chamfer. A 45 degree chamfer is usually used for chamber entries in revolvers.
H Hillbilly Jim Member Joined Jan 13, 2007 Messages 12 Reaction score 1 Location Mid-Missouri Apr 29, 2009 #4 Please provide more info on this 45 degree chamfer, I have never heard of it. Thanks
T tomcatt51 Member Joined Apr 11, 2007 Messages 3,015 Reaction score 829 Location never never land, USA Apr 29, 2009 #5 Brownell's (and others) sell piloted cutters so cut a chamfer(or beveled edge) on revolver chamber mouths to help facilitate fast reloads. http://www.brownells.com/aspx/...%20&%20STEEL%20PILOT
Brownell's (and others) sell piloted cutters so cut a chamfer(or beveled edge) on revolver chamber mouths to help facilitate fast reloads. http://www.brownells.com/aspx/...%20&%20STEEL%20PILOT
