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    Over index barrel

    Is it possible to fix a barrel that has been abused. A bubba kind of barrel shoulder trim that looks rough and times too far along. I have read about 'rolling' the barrel with a lathe but am not sure of the procedure. How much needs to be 'added', will barrel need shoulder measured and cut again? The barrel in question gauges almost 100% other than the unfine filing of the barrel.

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    I've fixed a few by lightly peening the shoulder edge all the way around until it times correctly,works like a charm.
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    Do I peen with a hammer/punch combo or just tap with a peening hammer? ZB.

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    I always use a tiny little ball peen hammer,guess you could use anything,just go lightly.
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    I use a Rigid pipe cutter that has the cutter removed and another roller added.

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    Quote Originally Posted by timshufflin View Post
    I use a Rigid pipe cutter that has the cutter removed and another roller added.
    Must have also been a Arsenal fix as I have seen them done with this type of fix on some of the Woodless Danes at the North Store years ago
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