I just had a few questions about re-crowning and lapping.
I have a P-14 with some slight cord wear at the muzzle, and it looks like it will need more than a mere lapping to touch up. What is best to use, a 45 or 60 degree cutter? I'd like one with a .311 brass pilot and a hand drill to turn it... does anyone know where these can be found in Canada? I see them on the Brownells page, but if they can be bought elsewhere or for cheaper, I'd like to know.
Link: brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=18298
Pacific Tool and Guage seems to make them cheaper. I just need to get a Canadian source.
Ditto for the brass lapping bits... they sell them at Midway... but they don't ship to Canada.
Link: midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=913296
Has anyone done done this and have some applicable advice?
I have a P-14 with some slight cord wear at the muzzle, and it looks like it will need more than a mere lapping to touch up. What is best to use, a 45 or 60 degree cutter? I'd like one with a .311 brass pilot and a hand drill to turn it... does anyone know where these can be found in Canada? I see them on the Brownells page, but if they can be bought elsewhere or for cheaper, I'd like to know.
Link: brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=18298
Pacific Tool and Guage seems to make them cheaper. I just need to get a Canadian source.
Ditto for the brass lapping bits... they sell them at Midway... but they don't ship to Canada.
Link: midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=913296
Has anyone done done this and have some applicable advice?
