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Dennis' class in Trinidad, Co (through the NRA gunsmith program)is wonderful. It's one or two weeks of bliss for a wanna be gunsmith. Dennis brings new meaning to the word "class" in the best sense of the word. gil


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Sliver and others:
The fit of barrels to the face of the action is a bit complex; but the barrels should bear on the face of the action and not bear on the action flats, other than at the hinge pin area. Sometimes the pin can wear, sometimes the hook, sometimes the face of the action opens up from alot of shooting, and maybe some other causes. You have to look at all of these factors to get a full fit to the face of the action. You should get pretty close to 100% contact on the face with a smoke impression. Unfortunately it is a bit much to take on here, but thanks for your question.


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And thank you for your explanation. The geometry of the action seems complex, at least for somebody uninitiated.

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Gentlemens:

If you are interested in the mechanics of the double gun you would really enjoy Mr. Potter's two week class at the Gunsmithing School in Trinidad, CO. The school offers a variety of one and two week long summer courses in various fields, taught by craftsmen from all over the country. It is an excellent program and a great way to spend a week's vacation.

Besides, the stuffed sopepilla at the Mission restaurant is worth the trip all by itself.

Glenn



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