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Who is good at rebarreling a M1917?
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05-09-2009 04:52 PM
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Chuck in Denver did my M1917. Not just any 'smith will do!
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+1 on Chuck in Denver...good work at a good price!
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I picked up one of the new barrels at the Games in Butner. They are beautifull. Get one !
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anyone have "Chuck in Denver's" contact info?? thx
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Go to the top of this page and click members list, click "C" and Chuck's info is on page 10.
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send me a PM. ill be happy to send you my rates...:}
hard to belive that young smiths wont tackle these..
i get at least 5 emails a day asking about 17 rebarreling.
from web sites iv never heard of. very flattering.
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I also bought a Criterion barrel for my 1917.
I found out I could not remove my old barrel even with a six foot cheater, and I was practically jumping up and down on it. I had the receiver clamped in a very large vise with two blocks of lead around the receiver ring. A heavy nylon rope was spooled around the barrel with a pipe handle to turn it. My Dad and I both pulled on the thing for while and never could get it to budge.
I have never in my life encountered a threaded fitting of that size that was so tight. I guess I need to either make a relief cut on the barrel, or send it to ChuckinDenver.
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Pour Kroil into the extractor cut of the barrel. Stand on muzzle and allow Kroil to sink in. Repeat for 3-4 days, keep adding Kroil daily. It will work into the treads and barrel removal will be easier.
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