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What does "line-bored" mean?
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November 11, 2007, 05:48:10 AM »
Hi there. I hear talk about line-bored chambers on some revolvers. What does that mean?
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simple answer is the blank cylinder is put in the frame and a jig is threaded into the barrel threads of the frame and the cylinders are bored in perfect alignmnet with the barrel.
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Thank you Lloyd!
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