Rojelio
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All this talk about undersized chambers, I decided to do a little test.
I have an 1851 Euroarms 44 with a spare cylinder. The chambers on both cylinders measure .444 and the barrel slugged at .450 (grooves) and .442 (lands).
I reamed the chambers in 1 cylinder to .451 and left the other one as is. When I shoot them side by side, it should tell me if it makes a difference.
May not get to shoot till next week. Still have to replace the front sight. The last time I shot it, the sight went into a time warp
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A couple of pics:
Indicating a chamber.
reaming a chamber.
I have an 1851 Euroarms 44 with a spare cylinder. The chambers on both cylinders measure .444 and the barrel slugged at .450 (grooves) and .442 (lands).
I reamed the chambers in 1 cylinder to .451 and left the other one as is. When I shoot them side by side, it should tell me if it makes a difference.
May not get to shoot till next week. Still have to replace the front sight. The last time I shot it, the sight went into a time warp
A couple of pics:
Indicating a chamber.
![IMAG0248_zpsb8cd8baa.jpg IMAG0248_zpsb8cd8baa.jpg](https://www.thehighroad.org/data/attachments/612/612406-abbee0d4100e64d26f4bf4ba570af07e.jpg)
reaming a chamber.
![IMAG0250_zpsffcd91bc.jpg IMAG0250_zpsffcd91bc.jpg](https://www.thehighroad.org/data/attachments/612/612407-825bf5ad2c3a4ec0297382463af9c905.jpg)