Ruger #3 question
- Thread starter Elvin
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matthias
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Only things that can be an issue.
1- barrel diameter must be smaller than the forearm support. Otherwise you will not be able to thread the barrel on.
2- you must set the barrel breach quite far away from the Chuck so you can check the threads and progress of the chamber . You do this so you can clear the forearm support as you spin it on the barrel.
3- cutting the extractor notch . I use a mill with a keyway cutter. If you are careful you can file the notch. Takes a bit but is doeable.
Hope his helps
1- barrel diameter must be smaller than the forearm support. Otherwise you will not be able to thread the barrel on.
2- you must set the barrel breach quite far away from the Chuck so you can check the threads and progress of the chamber . You do this so you can clear the forearm support as you spin it on the barrel.
3- cutting the extractor notch . I use a mill with a keyway cutter. If you are careful you can file the notch. Takes a bit but is doeable.
Hope his helps
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