Or "It's beyond our mechanical abilities....
I could have saved that gun easily and I'm just a shade tree gun mechanic. Being a real (auto) mechanic with common sense...and having to solve real mechanical problems, though is a big help. A real gunsmith would have removed the cylinder, milled off the barrel extension inside the cylinder window and unscrewed it or cut the old barrel off, mill it flush with the frame and screw it through into the cylinder window. If none of that would do it would be easy to drill the barrel out until almost flush with the threads and it would have come out in three pieces. Where there is a will there is a way.
Complete thread:
- Super Blackhawk Replacement -
Dave B,
2015-04-17, 22:22
- Super Blackhawk Replacement - Cherokee, 2015-04-18, 07:10
- could not fix it??? -
bj,
2015-04-18, 20:14
- Threads were damaged. -
Dave B,
2015-04-18, 20:44
- RE- stocks... lowest bidding sub-contractor. -
Hobie,
2015-04-18, 22:25
- The stocks have been lacking lately. - Hoot, 2015-04-19, 10:12
- Stocks and how they fit -
Mark,
2015-04-19, 12:10
- Mark hits the nail on the head as this corresponds to - Hobie, 2015-04-19, 13:27
- Mine experience differs -
Dave B,
2015-04-19, 14:26
- The FT .45s stocks (the ivory colored plastic) did NOT - Hobie, 2015-04-19, 17:52
- I would still have a, gunsmith check it - Bj2, 2015-04-19, 16:29
- RE- stocks... lowest bidding sub-contractor. -
Hobie,
2015-04-18, 22:25
- Or "It's beyond our mechanical abilities.... - rob, 2015-04-21, 19:22
- Threads were damaged. -
Dave B,
2015-04-18, 20:44
- I like that Ruger - Creeker, 2015-04-21, 18:22