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I have mild pitting in both chambers.

I used 800 grit metal sandpaper and it helped a bit.

Should I continue with coarser metal sandpaper or is there a better method?

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Mr. B,

I think you would be better off if you left it alone.

You would probably do more harm then good if you use sandpaper

in the chambers.

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I agree. Chops

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If you have a prewar gun with 2 5/8 chambers opening them to 2 3/4 might do it. However keep in mind that this is the place that has the most pressure when a shell is fired and I would want a pro making sure I am safe.
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Honing chambers is not a real goood thing to do. Send it to Mike O. and have him look at them. I trust his judgement in cases like this completely.


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