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According to all of the info I pulled from Google it was a 6 1 2 quot barrel http www notpurfect com main m29 html http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.ph

crimped primer pocket on right the left one is what they look like after swaging on a 1050.

Quote What about the bolt plunger damage Any ideas Try posting your question in the gunsmithing section There are some very knowledgeable people there http://www.thehighroad.org/forumdisplay.

My first firearm S amp W 686 4PP Attachment 85333 Attachment 85334 Glad to be a member of the 686 club

My first firearm S amp W 686 4PP Attachment 85333 Attachment 85334 Glad to be a member of the 686 club

he d prefer for me to take the guns and sell them for him That is a can of worms but given the scenario the answer is most likely no Shipping a gun - THR

A firearm is a firearm no matter if it s in pieces or not under the law Shipping a gun - THR

enough is certainly understandable Only thing I can think of to accelerate your acqusitions is to start shopping at 24 hour muzzleloading stores I m glad someone understands the situation [IMAGE] Left to right Traditions LH Hawken 50 cal T C Hawken 45 cal w engraving of sorts CVA Hawken 50 cal w quot tiger striping quot Savage 10ML II

enough is certainly understandable Only thing I can think of to accelerate your acqusitions is to start shopping at 24 hour muzzleloading stores I m glad someone understands the situation [IMAGE] Left to right Traditions LH Hawken 50 cal T C Hawken 45 cal w engraving of sorts CVA Hawken 50 cal w quot tiger striping quot Savage 10ML II

enough is certainly understandable Only thing I can think of to accelerate your acqusitions is to start shopping at 24 hour muzzleloading stores I m glad someone understands the situation [IMAGE] Left to right Traditions LH Hawken 50 cal T C Hawken 45 cal w engraving of sorts CVA Hawken 50 cal w quot tiger striping quot Savage 10ML II