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  1. papart1

    barrel pins

    gcleaker, the crimped portion in the female barrel of this ejector rod assembly and the male part of the rod assembly recieves the crimp. I'll have it apart this week end and let you lnow what I find and the repair needed to return to service. paps
  2. papart1

    barrel pins

    cut the crimpted end and little tig tack to anchor also......damming the rest of the eject barrel tho so no heat is transfered
  3. papart1

    barrel pins

    Maybe this might help...........I don't convey my dialogue very good anymore. I sent it via smrt phone
  4. papart1

    re gleaker

    Maybe this will help, don't Express my dialogue very good no. A days
  5. papart1

    barrel pins

    that barrel gauld going in and will remove a given amount to press out.......... and then the stuff hits the fan.
  6. papart1

    barrel pins

    thanks glek, I am returning the pin from whence it came and leaving it alone. I'm not even thinking about asking for problems. The only I have now is the cylinder eject spring..........its crimped and cannot be unscrewed.
  7. papart1

    Print Engraving Demonstration

    I always enjoy seeing your work Mr. JJ
  8. papart1

    barrel pins

    Ron I punched the pin out and it must index on the flat of the barrel instead of the pin........and your right there is some indication of diaelectric corrosion so I am going to return the pin and work with the frame as is, without barrel removal. Thanks for your knowledge and insight into these...
  9. papart1

    barrel pins

    Rog.....the research I have done is pretty indepth, Italian made, mostly 32.. and a bunch were made for police I believe back in the early 70's that were 38 spl. alloyed frame. It's hard to find info today. very inexpensive I believe. paps
  10. papart1

    barrel pins

    The barrels that are in alloy or for that matter steel framed revolvers that have a pin in the frame securing the barrel.............is a none removable barrel. I know thousands of my brothers and sisters that engrave did not know this. ( I'm wishing now) it was a learning experience for me...
  11. papart1

    Made a boom stand for my Olympus microscope

    very nice Jan
  12. papart1

    C& O Canal Wildlife Pics

    beautifully shot.
  13. papart1

    Question: dots for transfering images?

    this is good stuff right here gents........really opens the eyes to the length of time needed to perform such wonderful pieces. Thanks for sharing all. paps
  14. papart1

    nickel

    thanks gent for then kind come back I will stay away from any plated fa.
  15. papart1

    Need some help with this handpiece

    They are colorado I think and travel their wares around too, theere pretty prompt in answering
  16. papart1

    Need some help with this handpiece

    Chris if you didn't go to the web site they have parts for sale and they are really nice people. Possibly to steer you to parts if they don't have any TOLI PAPS
  17. papart1

    nickel

    Sorry my fine people. I just investigated Steve's web site and found what I was looking for . I would have to stripe it and have it recoated. I would rather re blacken or re blue. At least I can do that. Nickel is BAD stuff melted. Thanks for replay Mr. John.
  18. papart1

    nickel

    ah........nickel plating commonly found on hand guns
  19. papart1

    nickel

    nickel plating on hand guns
  20. papart1

    nickel

    nickel chips real bad when one attempts to engrave on it yes?

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