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    wil95k

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    Looks simple enough on ours. Two 3mm pegs, soft enough to drill, to register and fix the, probably, interference fit barrel.
    As said, don't know if TO1 is same.

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    I'd say unless you are very sure how the barrel is fixed in the action, leave well alone.

    I rebarrelled a 52 some years ago.
    The barrel was fixed with a cross pin, but was also fitted on splines. That barrel needed pressing out after the pin was removed.
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    original mod 50 T01

    Looks similar jules,I think i'll leave it as is,I haven't the confidence,to start drilling stuff give me some timber i'd be ok

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    original mod 50 T01

    Quote Originally Posted by robs5230 View Post
    I'd say unless you are very sure how the barrel is fixed in the action, leave well alone.

    I rebarrelled a 52 some years ago.
    The barrel was fixed with a cross pin, but was also fitted on splines. That barrel needed pressing out after the pin was removed.
    I think that is good adviceThank you.

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    Couldn't you build a vertical steam tube to hang the action in ?

    There's a few shown on YouTube.




    All the best Mick

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    original mod 50 T01

    Hi Mick,I still do rust/fume blacking,but now trying chemical blacking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wil95k View Post
    Hi Mick,I still do rust/fume blacking,but now trying chemical blacking.
    Ah, now I understand --- I thought you were fume bluing and your boiling tank wasn't long enough.

    I looked into chemical bluing, then RichardH showed me the huge hole in his leg caused by a splash of chemical when he was bluing and I decided against it.





    All the best Mick

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    original mod 50 T01

    Yes it can be dangerous! I have a couple of dents on my hand,when I forgot to put my gloves on It seems to keep on burning even though you have scrubbed it off.Since found out that vinegar neutralises the chemicals.

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