Hi all,
I've recently gotten into doing some light gunsmithing being stuck at home for these past few months. I'm mostly using hand tools and a drill for my work. Very much in the crawl phase of the crawl-walk-run model.
I'm any event, I have a .45acp conversion cylinder made for a Pietta 1858 New Model Army. It's just a hair too long to fit and function in my Uberti 1858 New Model Army Carbine. I have a whole whack of files that were my great grandad's, but I've noticed a bias, so to speak in filling when filing with my dominant and, and non dominant hand.
Is there any way to ensure an even draw of a file, or perhaps, is there a different method for reducing a few fractions of an inch from the front of the cylinder?
Thanks for your input,
Flop