I have done that with boogered screws
I have used that method with very good success. I used a vise and clamped them in with a piece of leather to avoid messing up the threads. Use a light ball peen hammer and nice even light strikes. No heavy handed stuff. Just keep pushing that metal where you want it. You can then finish it off with emery wrapped around a file and the screw in a drill too act as a simple lathe. Polish and cold blue, or if you are tempted, fire blue them. A thin swiss file works well to adjust the slot if needed.
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- Bet nobody here has one of these... -
pokynojoe,
2012-02-12, 12:41
- Great price! Nice looking revolver Joe. -
Rob Leahy,
2012-02-12, 13:17
- Thanks, it's a .38 special... - pokynojoe, 2012-02-12, 17:14
- really looks great! great job and great buy! - cable, 2012-02-13, 17:18
- Bet nobody here has one of these... -
Catoosa,
2012-02-12, 15:40
- Tell ya what Gordon... -
pokynojoe,
2012-02-12, 17:22
- Tell ya what Gordon... - Catoosa, 2012-02-13, 09:44
- I have done that with boogered screws - Jhenry, 2012-02-12, 18:45
- Tell ya what Gordon... -
pokynojoe,
2012-02-12, 17:22
- Bet nobody here has one of these... - Bob Hatfield, 2012-02-13, 16:27
- Bet nobody here has one of these... - brerarnold, 2012-02-14, 21:18
- Great price! Nice looking revolver Joe. -
Rob Leahy,
2012-02-12, 13:17