Big sharps drawing is missing the angled cut for the
extractor. Made me go check both of mine and that angled cut is definitely there - extractor clearance as it runs up and out the top of the action. Appears the Borchardt's extractor is at the 3 o'clock position and it doesn't have the lever like the 1874.
Checked my 1885 and it is at 6 o'clock and no angle cut that I can see. Never had one off to know for sure. Browning 1885s are supposed to be .935"x20tpi. Whatever that is, it is coarser than 20tpi. Would help if we knew how that extractor cut indexed relative to the rear sight dovetail.
I wonder if that barrrel originally came off something else; those V threads shouldn't have such flat tops unless it was "made to fit" something else.
Complete thread:
- It's not a Krag. Any guesses what it fits? -
Hoot,
2012-12-15, 09:31
- It's not a Krag. Any guesses what it fits? -
bob,
2012-12-15, 09:55
- My assumption as well. -
Hoot,
2012-12-15, 10:05
- That angled slot look identical to the 1874 Sharps, but the -
John K.,
2012-12-15, 11:19
- Found this after a 'net search... -
Hoot,
2012-12-15, 13:41
- Big sharps drawing is missing the angled cut for the -
John K.,
2012-12-15, 18:10
- Sure gets a feller wonderin, don't it? - Hoot, 2012-12-17, 19:53
- Big sharps drawing is missing the angled cut for the -
John K.,
2012-12-15, 18:10
- Found this after a 'net search... -
Hoot,
2012-12-15, 13:41
- That angled slot look identical to the 1874 Sharps, but the -
John K.,
2012-12-15, 11:19
- My assumption as well. -
Hoot,
2012-12-15, 10:05
- It's not a Krag. Any guesses what it fits? -
bob,
2012-12-15, 09:55