chamber tight

Some folks have had a gunsmith polish out chambers that results in smoother loading & extraction. Many "kitchen table" gunsmiths have ovaled chambers using improper tools.
 
Take a 22 aluminum pistol cleaning rod or wooden dowel and cut a 1" slit in the end. Slip a piece of 800 grit paper in the slot and wrap tight. Chuck the rod into a drill and hone the cylinder carefully. Then go up to 2000 grit for final polish. Just don't over do it and don't get into the shoulder where the case mouth rests.
 
The steel wool did not seem to work. I went with a very fine emery cloth. I seemed to get the results necessary. I still have to shoot the gun to be sure. thx Jim
 
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Hondo44 said:
Take a 22 aluminum pistol cleaning rod or wooden dowel and cut a 1" slit in the end. Slip a piece of 800 grit paper in the slot and wrap tight. Chuck the rod into a drill and hone the cylinder carefully. Then go up to 2000 grit for final polish. Just don't over do it and don't get into the shoulder where the case mouth rests.

Scary Stuff! I would stay away from power tools for that job JMO do as you like. ps
 
powder smoke said:
Hondo44 said:
Take a 22 aluminum pistol cleaning rod or wooden dowel and cut a 1" slit in the end. Slip a piece of 800 grit paper in the slot and wrap tight. Chuck the rod into a drill and hone the cylinder carefully. Then go up to 2000 grit for final polish. Just don't over do it and don't get into the shoulder where the case mouth rests.

Scary Stuff! I would stay away from power tools for that job JMO do as you lik


Too late. I used an electric drill. :) thx Jim
 
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