Springfield TRP flush cut and crown

[1911whore]

Here is a video on the flush cut and reverse
crown on the Springfield TRP

https://youtu.be/CcB89lWICIU?si=U2P6W8ivB8nyG-kr

[redhemi]

I have the 3/4 90 degree cutter for flush cut and the 3/4 45 degree for crown. I've done my Kimber Raptor and the SA target that I'm currently working on. Both 9mm. The Kimber came out a little better but I am still working on the Springfield. I also have done a couple of my CZs. Here's a couple of pics with the Kimber first.
Kimber crown.jpg SA barrel crown.jpg

[smoothy8500]

Looks good and I guess pistol with the generally short distance (25 yd) no worries if the muzzle is perfectly concentric within .001" like on a rifle.

[ar15barrels]

Here is a video on the flush cut and reverse
crown on the Springfield TRP

https://youtu.be/CcB89lWICIU?si=U2P6W8ivB8nyG-kr

DOH!
Hand tools for the loss.

The barrel sits at about 1 degree down angle in the slide so when you use a hand cutter, it's going to cut into the bushing like that at an angle.

I crown barrels in the lathe to keep the end of the crown perfectly square.
Rather than cutting into the bushing like you did, just cut the barrel until it's the same length as the face of the bushing.
The 1degree angle is barely even visible after you deburr the razor sharp edges.

[1911whore]

DOH!
Hand tools for the loss.

The barrel sits at about 1 degree down angle in the slide so when you use a hand cutter, it's going to cut into the bushing like that at an angle.

I crown barrels in the lathe to keep the end of the crown perfectly square.
Rather than cutting into the bushing like you did, just cut the barrel until it's the same length as the face of the bushing.
The 1degree angle is barely even visible after you deburr the razor sharp edges.

Yes it does cut into the bushing, then you blend the bushing and it turns out great. Super clean