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When I received my Model 15 'no dash' Porkchop...
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...I noticed that I could sure see a lot of daylight at the barrel gap. The feeler gauges said it was sitting at .019...yep, that's gonna need some fixing. Plus, I needed to get in there to clean & lube the stiff action.
(sorry for the pics, I did this at night & my camera was not agreeing with my lighting choice. )
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Once I removed the barrel nut, something interesting became readily apparent. One side has flutes cut into it, to fit a wrench...
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...the other side has slots, as all the later flush barrel models have. How about that!
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Upon reassembly, I set the b/c gap at .004 & reinstalled the nut back into it's original position, the action feels a ton better now & I'm sure it's gonna be a good shooter. This one is going with me to the range this weekend.
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SHOOTIST357 said:
Charger Fan said:
That's definitely not done with a Dremel. If it's been modified, it was done by a smith, or an owner who works at a machine shop.
Hey–I'm a dremel master…
SHOOT
Sort of like a Jedi Master?
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