Hawthorn1213
50 Cal.
Hey,
I'm sure I'm not the first person to think of this, but wanted to share the idea in case anyone is interested (bear in mind it's also probably not historically accurate): I'm a big fan of completely removing the barrel for cleaning, but was hesitant about constantly removing the tenon pins in a wood stock and potentially causing wear/over sizing over time.
So my solution was to add/install brass bushings to help prevent any damage to the wood when removing the pins. It was an easy upgrade and works great! Pins are .093" and he bushings are .125" with a .014" wall thickness.
I'm sure I'm not the first person to think of this, but wanted to share the idea in case anyone is interested (bear in mind it's also probably not historically accurate): I'm a big fan of completely removing the barrel for cleaning, but was hesitant about constantly removing the tenon pins in a wood stock and potentially causing wear/over sizing over time.
So my solution was to add/install brass bushings to help prevent any damage to the wood when removing the pins. It was an easy upgrade and works great! Pins are .093" and he bushings are .125" with a .014" wall thickness.
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