Determining Chambering

[CASEC]

I have a rifle that someone re barreled and didn't mark. Anyone in SD that knows how to do it. I hear you can use a low temp melting metal but that's out of my wheelhouse right now.

[ar15barrels]

Eastern SD:
Cliff's Gunsmithing  
18110 457th Ave, Castlewood, SD 57223

Western SD:
Spearfish Gunsmithing  
1940 North Ave #2, Spearfish, SD 57783

[CASEC]

Thanks Randall
You know I like to come see you time just doesn't allow the trip right now.

[ar15barrels]

I would not expect you to come from South Dakota!
That's why I gave you options in your state...

[kcstott]

I thought you were being a smart arse.. Because some guys will post SD and mean San Diego. I try to not be one of them.

But I do live near the south bay area. South San Diego bay.

[CASEC]

He is!
Randall knows I drive us from San Diego

[fguffey]

I have a rifle that someone re barreled and didn't mark. Anyone in SD that knows how to do it. I hear you can use a low temp melting metal but that's out of my wheelhouse right now.

Yes there is, the method and or technique only requires a minimal understand of shop skills. But, woe be onto the person that makes an attempt to assist. I do not find it necessary to do it 'every time' but it is possible to measure the chamber without opening the bolt.

You did mention 'wheel house' then added "right now".

I do not suggest loaded ammo be used when checking chambers.

F. Guffey

[kcstott]

He is!
Randall knows I drive us from San Diego

Then you need to type SAN DIEGO... or put a location on your profile.

I have Cerosafe in the shop but I'm going out of town for a week