Colt V-spring Adventures

A collection of posts often on colt E- and I-frame revolvers: pythons, model 357s, officer model specials, etc. Topics not limited to: action jobs, fixing Bubba-gone-wrong gunsmith mistakes, and revolver porn. And sometimes I'll wander off the reservation and type random nouns and verbs that have nothing to do with our sole purpose, because who the hell can really pay attention that long?

Showing posts with label case study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label case study. Show all posts
Monday, July 13, 2009

Forensic photos: Sherman Roller Action

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There's been a bunch of threads on the Walt Sherman "roller action" where he used a ball bearing to reduce friction in double...
Thursday, July 9, 2009

Fixing endshake on 41 magnum python

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I got a 41 magnum python conversion a while back, but unfortunately hadn't been able to shoot it b/c of excessive endshake. The differ...
Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Forensic photos: 41 magnum Python by Jack Huntington

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I've never seen any dissection of a 41 magnum python, nor really of a professional action job, so let's fix that! I recently pick...
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Thursday, June 25, 2009

Trip report: Frank Glenn gunsmithing lessons

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I flew back Saturday after going to work with Frank Glenn on colts, mostly to learn how to eliminate endshake. In general, it's what y...
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Saturday, May 30, 2009

Part II: tuning a (now very tight) 2.5" python

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NOTE: the stuff below is just for entertainment. I am not suggesting this is what you should do or how you should do it. Consider it a fast...
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