
Originally Posted by
edbear2
It's a funny one, the marks on Louis' gun seem to be in the grooves not lands, I wonder if he has given it a brush. as you say a counterbore would give a slight Mercury / Airsporter effect of a larger hole for a few mm depth but I don't like sharp crowns, so would go with fine grinding paste on a ball bearing welded to a rod and some lapping, followed by a really good rinse out personally, that is how I have done a couple of damaged ones in the past with good results.
ATB, Ed
good idea on welding a BB to a rod - I use the ball/paste method myself, but was thinking it would be tricky to get the ball down in the counterbore... doh
Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. But not lathes. I have too many lathes. Thanks, JB.