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    Remington Express TP

    I have recently bought a Remington express. I have measured the transfer port at 4mm.
    This seems a little big.
    It is in .22 cal.
    How big is yours?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil54 View Post
    I have recently bought a Remington express. I have measured the transfer port at 4mm.
    This seems a little big.
    It is in .22 cal.
    How big is yours?
    I'll have a look at mine and get back to you when I've finished my brew, Neil.

    4mm may seem big, but the volume of the port is also important, so if it's a short wide port it may not be too bad.



    All the best Mick

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    unless it shorter than about 6mm, it;s too big
    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by T 20 View Post
    I'll have a look at mine and get back to you when I've finished my brew, Neil
    Yes, it's 4mm --- no idea on the length without stripping the barrel off.


    All the best Mick

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    Length must be near 15mm.
    I have sleeved mine down. Its currently at 2.5mm, not easy to drill it out with the cylinder forks. I now have a 3mm drill bit in an extension bar.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil54 View Post
    Length must be near 15mm.
    I have sleeved mine down. Its currently at 2.5mm, not easy to drill it out with the cylinder forks. I now have a 3mm drill bit in an extension bar.
    If I need to extend a drill bit I knock a long roll pin onto its shank Neil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil54 View Post
    I have recently bought a Remington express. I have measured the transfer port at 4mm.
    This seems a little big.
    It is in .22 cal.
    How big is yours?
    Built for the USA (FAC) market ?

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    Copied off a Diana 34 I reckon.
    Plinkerer and Tinkerer

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    That's a great idea Mick.
    I don't have any long roll pins but I do have 9mm brass rod.
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    I would be careful and double check the transfer port is bored straight and not dog legged before drilling out or it could cause you a headache bud.

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    The transfer port is straight, angled from the centre of the compression chamber upwards towards the breech.
    There is no dog leg in this one.
    Thank you for your cautionary warning.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil54 View Post
    That's a great idea Mick.
    I don't have any long roll pins but I do have 9mm brass rod.


    I find that I have to fit roll pins on drill bits below a certain size in order to get some chucks to tighten onto them as well, Neil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by maximus View Post
    Copied off a Diana 34 I reckon.
    The SMK XS208 is the Diana copy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil54 View Post
    That's a great idea Mick.
    I don't have any long roll pins but I do have 9mm brass rod.
    You can buy long series drill bits on E--y
    .22 Venom Mach 1 (FAC) 6-25x56 Millett.
    .22 Venom Mach 2 Thumbhole 6.5-20x40 Leupold EFR.
    .22 Venom Mach 2 Sporter 4-12x40 Leupold.
    .177 Venom Vantage 4-16x50.
    .177 Venom Daystate 8-32x56 AGS.
    .22 Venom Datstate 4-16x56 AGS.
    .22 Webley Venom FX2000 6-18x40 Busnel Legend.
    .177 Titan MPT by Steve Pope 6-24x40 Tasco.
    .177 Pro-Sport 4-16x50.
    .22 Webley FX2000 3-9x33 Leupold EFR.
    .177 Logan Solo 4-16x50.
    .22 HW90 (spring powered) 4-16x50
    .22 Gamo Stutzen.
    .177 Walther lever action.

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    Quote Originally Posted by venoman View Post
    You can buy long series drill bits on E--y
    Yes I know. I wasn't sure if they would be long enough. Its just quicker if I make an adaptor. The adaptor can then be increased to whatever size I need.
    Next time I needed the long drills I probably would not be able to find them.
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