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C'est magnifique, mais c'est ne pas la guerre...

Un gars ne sait jamais quand il aura besoin de 80 canards.

Salute,

Ted

C'est magnifique mais ce n'est pas la guerre. C'est de la folie.

On a shotgun the ideal would be >.002" /.004" . Please note the word ideal .
On a double rifle if would have been enough to " break the smoke " ,as in enough not to bare .

Graham

Graham;

Thank you very much. It seems to me that these tasks are not for the amateur or the faint hearted, especially being able to "just break the smoke" on jointing a double rife. I would like to be standing in a shop to watch it being done.

Stephen Howell

Thanks all, I now have a much better Idea on how to deal with my latest project!

Chief

I think you would find it pretty boring after the first 30 minutes .
Graham

Salut Ted



Celle-ci en 32 mm a son record de 46 canards en une seule cartouche en 1946.

Actually that's kind of incorrect,they did use a large threaded pin,but it's purpose was hold the replaceable roll joint ,when you weigh out all the methods of rejoining an action,popping out that roll joint and replacing it with a fractionally oversized factory made joint ,it's a damn good idea, the same with the wedge replacement they used on later guns...like parker or not ,all break actions will shoot loose,some are harder to put right than others

Hinge pin free, again.



Best,
Ted

PS
Fab,

Cela fait beaucoup de canards. Trop de canards !