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| You can do it; all you need is a vise and some hard wood. They aren't on all that tight. |
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| Timing the sights is the hardest. |
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| Make sure you drive out the barrel lock pin beforehand. |
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| This should be obvious but clamp, clamp, clamp.
The armorer at the P D in my city (hint hint) snapped a revolver frame removing a barrel. |
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| Looking for a pistolsmith, NOT advice on DIY. |
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| Ok, then. Just trying to help. I can do them but no time now. |
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| Looking for a pistolsmith to do the work, NOT advise. Thanks, |
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| Cylinder & Slide in Nebraska. |
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| I would recommend http://www.glenncustom.com/ he the best there is in my humble opinion.
Never rode a bull, but have shot some.
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| I don't know if he will even do them any more since he went almost exclusively scope mount, but Jack Wiegand did my barrel swap and customization on my model 58 back in the 90s. He is fantastic. He used to do S&W factory repair on contract.
Larry
"Peace is that brief glorious moment in history, when everybody stands around reloading" -- Thomas Jefferson
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