LC Smith bottom metal addendum: Anvil 0128bis
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Win the honkin top lever spring fight, without drilling the hole in the side right side lock panel. This is an addendum to Anvil 0128, where we mentioned a need to get this procedure on video. Punch diameter is VERY important, do not hose up the threads in the top lever strut! NOT a tutorial...we show what you need to learn, not how to do . Cannot perform at this level? Do NOT attempt.
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Beautiful. This is why, instead of bluster about a better way, one simply needs to demonstrate on video and we all learn. Thank you to all the sensible minds that made this video possible.
Very valuable follow up. That right there is why You are one of the best.
I appreciate you taking the time to clearly and completely cover important details that you wish to share with us. I know it took you probably an hour of total labor to create the video, edit, upload, etc. etc. Thank you.
3 hours, actually
"Schreibal kunde'! I wanted to be gun smith at age 12. Watching you I am glad I didn't become one.
Thanks for sharing!
My grandpa passed away in 2020 and left me his lc smith shotgun I was ignorant but wanted to learn the mechanics of the double barrel. Was never able to get the shotgun back together and had it in the back of storage and the front of my mind for years. Until I had enough fuck it in me to start deep diving in videos. And I eventually found yours two weeks ago and started getting all the tools and I can say tonight monday the 5th of February I was able to fire his shotgun again thank you so much for your video.
Mark, thank you, honestly it's been so long since I put mine together I cannot remember how I did it. I just remember that the last time I tried it I got so frustrated that I put it up and over a decade later it still sits in the shop in parts. I will give your method a try, I cannot see why it won't work and get this old gun put back together.
I visualized something like this when I first watched the other LC smith video. I must be learning something! Keep up the great content :D
Great video Mark.
Things like this make me wonder how & why the factory did it. I used to work on cars and I found that a lot of times, engineers designed things more complicated than needed.
Id be willing to bet the worker had a threaded rod for this job specifixally. So he could screw it into the hole and use it as a guide and pry bar
@drevil2529 Nope....it's a 4 40 thread and will bend on a whim. The offset between the bottom metal and the threaded hole means a tapered punch is necessary to make both holes at once. If you just grab the punch, it will BEND. Hence, the notched screwdriver to push down low. There's more to this than meets the eye
Simple once you see it done. Thanks very much for sharing and filling in that blank from the original video.
Great video. Great process. Thanks Mark.
I'm notching a screwdriver posthaste.
Love your videos just never enough. Really disappointed that you aren't as big as demo. Anyways I'd rather watch your videos and get learnt something.👍
Thanks Mr Novak
Beautifully done. Cheers from WA State.
Never ceases to amaze me of the fine slotted screws gun makers use knowing a weapon has to worked on in its lifetime.
Well done!
Mark Thank you for another great video I look forward to seeing them. God bless.
Bravo Sir. ❤
Outstanding explanation, thank you again for the continued education.
That is great to see. I have been using a jig and drill the hole to press the spring. Thank you Mark.
I made a jig that fits into the lock mortise in the receiver. It has a 1/4 20 threaded rod with a point turned on the end. I clamp the jig in the receiver in a vise. With little effort I turn the screw against the spring and install the trigger plate with no effort, no risk of mangling the screw hole or slipping and gouging the metal and certainly no risk of damaging the stock
Always important, tappy, tap tap!
You are getting very good at working on firearms. Have you considered making a living at it ?? 🙂
Thanks Mark
Honking spring fight taken care of.
Great tip.
Thank you sir for another informative video six stars sir
Looks like another great design of the Era lol
Thanks for the video
Off topic Mark, but if you ever figure out how they made that one cut in the back of a Martini Henry action, it deserves a video.
That “honking spring how to you put it back in. If it’s out
Where do you get replacement barrels for LC Smith side by sides ? The one's on the gun now are Damascus twist barrels and one is visibly bulged.
Rather than a punch, could a 4-40 machine screw be used? Looks like this would assure no damage to the threads.
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This damn process is like harmonics
Is a LC Smith trigger double barrel model as difficult or tricky to work on?
Very similar to what I had to do to reassemble my customers
Great video, do you have one to show how you got the main spring in the receiver?
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@@marshall2931 thank you
How do I get in touch with you to conserve my husband's lc smiths? He says you are the only one he would let do that.
Thank you very much Mark!! I have two of these to do. When you are boiling, pure water, correct?
Tap water, yes.
I can’t find carpet padding like you have on your vice. Help me!
You can find it online. Felt carpet padding.
I don't like those LC Smiths now
If you don't continue to learn and adapt, you're a woke Californian.