Sure. Illustrated on pg 151, The Colt DA Revolvers,
Shop Manual by Jerry Kuhnhausen. His entire series of books are very thorough and recommended.
The process uses a gauge thimble to define the bend and a triangular wedge made from wood to tweak it back into position until the gauge thimble drops in place.
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Hoot,
2017-02-03, 14:20
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- Don't know about a Colt, but on a S&W it can be re-aligned - JD, 2017-02-03, 14:50
- Sure. Illustrated on pg 151, The Colt DA Revolvers, - John K., 2017-02-03, 18:14
- There is a tool and a methodology that is prefered. After -
Hobie,
2017-02-03, 19:04
- A man could do a lot worse... - rob, 2017-02-04, 10:24
- Colt mechanics... - Brian A, 2017-02-03, 19:54
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Catoosa,
2017-02-03, 20:01
- I'm doing one but I guess we'll see. I am only into it for - Hobie, 2017-02-03, 20:38
- I don't know... -
Brian A,
2017-02-04, 09:03
- I had a friend do that to one of my revolvers once.... - rob, 2017-02-04, 10:29
- Where's my manners? Sheesh.... -
Hoot,
2017-02-06, 11:32
- Where's my manners? Sheesh.... - Catoosa, 2017-02-07, 13:07