I want to swap out the large loop lever on my 92 for a standard lever, I tried to work the screws but they are in hard, the closest guy is CGT, anyone have any experience with thier gunsmith or have a recommendation for a good guy, I don't want the screw heads buggered up.
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Is the rifle a Uberti? The screws are notoriously tight and on the soft side. Brownells has screw drivers well suited for them. Replacement screws are nice insurance.
Give CGT a call. It sounds like a straight forward part swap.Exercise the Bill of Rights. It's good for your Constitution. -
It's a Chiappa, if the screws were not set in so hard it would be a 5 minute job but they are just in to hard.Comment
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Contact Brownells for the driver set. Tell em what you have.Exercise the Bill of Rights. It's good for your Constitution.Comment
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kroil?High quality building supplies since 1948! Friendly FFL transfers of long guns, receivers, and ammunition. Feel free to call us at 516 741 4466Comment
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Ronnie at CGT is very good at what he does and an all around great guy,Comment
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Stopped by during lunch, got lucky and they did the swap on the spot !Comment
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Originally posted by Volkosupply View Post
I thought of that. But how does Kroil react to case hardened finished parts?
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Glad to have the standard lever on the gun, the wide loop adds 2 inches to cycle the lever, IMHO it ended up gimmicking get the gun. Bob from Bobsleatherworks.com is sending me a new shorter leather lever wrap to finish the gun. If any of you guys have cowboy rigs check this guys work out.Comment
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There are part kits you can buy to shorten that lever cycle.Exercise the Bill of Rights. It's good for your Constitution.Comment
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