Revolver Forcing Cone Chamfering For Accuracy

[@CannaMike420]

So counterclockwise at the bore but clockwise at the muzzle?

[@barefoofDr]

Do you not need a barrel bushing at the rear to center the cutter as well?

[@raymillsap8613]

Thanks for the information and instructions

[@CMac503]

Why didn't you use the brass lap to polish your new forcing cone? It's part of the kit.

[@carlcox7332]

My black powder Remington has no cone degree at all actually had a bur from where they cut in the gap. And my cylinder bores are all over the place.

[@steveshooter9010]

IMO most people should not even try this. I know too many who would totally screw up their revolver.

[@paladin4570]

Hello to MAGA Country. Great video. Can the same forcing cone cutter for .45 do any other calibers as well. Again, your smithing videos are very good. I reference and like and have cut my cylinder throats to .4525 but want to cut my forcing common’s to 11 degrees and also cut new muzzle crowns.

[@dickgoesinya9419]

Another great video. After watching you ream your cylinders out on another video I did my old model Ruger Blackhawk and it cut my groups in half or better. I think out of six chambers only one was close to the .4525" now they all are. After watching this I will do mine. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, and I appreciate the way you explain how you work, so even and average guy like me can get great results.