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Unread 05-07-2011, 05:37 PM   #16
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GT. I am always amazed by your skills!

I had a Colt .45 aquire a bulge in the barrel with complete failure of of the weapon with a massive jam. The recoil spring was hung up on the bulge! I managed to get it all apart after some struggle..I have a home machine shop that would make BUBBA proud so I chucked the barrel in my drill press and filed down the bulge untill the spring would pass. The pistol would shoot normally..you wouldn't know it was ever bulged but I was uncomfortable with it as I put thousands of rounds thru my .45 shooter so I eventually found and bought a new barrel. Looking down the barrel you could see the stress marks on the inside.

Gt..Your fix makes a lot more sense! Congratulations on a job well done!
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