Cpl. Smith Sergeant Joined May 1, 2018 May 11, 2018 #1 Is it done the same way as a hunting rifle just bigger. Are the groves cast? Thank y'all in advance!
redbob Lt. Colonel Regtl. Staff Shiloh 2020 Asst. Regtl. QM Stones River / Franklin 2022 Joined Feb 18, 2013 Location Hoover, Alabama May 11, 2018 #2 A boring bar is used, which is like a large tap.
UCVRelics Brevet Brigadier General Forum Host Gold Patron Regtl. Quartermaster Shiloh 2020 Asst. Regtl. Quartermaster Antietam 2021 Regtl. Quartermaster Stones River / Franklin 2022 Joined May 7, 2016 Location Alabama May 11, 2018 #3 No the groves were machined with a lathe such as these.
Cpl. Smith Sergeant Joined May 1, 2018 May 11, 2018 #4 ucvrelics.com said: No the groves were machined with a lathe such as these. View attachment 187744 View attachment 187745 Click to expand... That is what I would call heavy machinery. Wow! I imagine this is a fairly slow process.
ucvrelics.com said: No the groves were machined with a lathe such as these. View attachment 187744 View attachment 187745 Click to expand... That is what I would call heavy machinery. Wow! I imagine this is a fairly slow process.
UCVRelics Brevet Brigadier General Forum Host Gold Patron Regtl. Quartermaster Shiloh 2020 Asst. Regtl. Quartermaster Antietam 2021 Regtl. Quartermaster Stones River / Franklin 2022 Joined May 7, 2016 Location Alabama May 11, 2018 #5 Here is one from The Confederate Arsenal at Selma Alabama that was used on big naval guns and a Haper Ferry drawing on the one at the West Point Foundry.
Here is one from The Confederate Arsenal at Selma Alabama that was used on big naval guns and a Haper Ferry drawing on the one at the West Point Foundry.
Larryh86GT Captain Joined Jan 20, 2018 Location Near sunny Buffalo New York May 12, 2018 #6 ucvrelics.com said: No the groves were machined with a lathe such as these. Click to expand... That's pretty amazing.
ucvrelics.com said: No the groves were machined with a lathe such as these. Click to expand... That's pretty amazing.