desmodon

The threads should fit tight and have welding paste all over the place.

What's the welding paste you speak of???

THANKS

Don

Thanks Guy's

I'm on the North side of the 49th parallel and only have one receiver to do. I doubt hat Blanchard's would be an option for me, so guess I'll just limit mods to my receiver. I've done some research, but this was a new issue for me!

Don

So who would normally do gas carburization. Is it a gunsmithing process or something with industrial applications. I'm not sure where I'd look in Yellow Pages!

I'm just starting my first mauser build and it's not something I had heard mentioned before!

Thanks

Don

I've been following this thread and am a bit confused! When you say heat treating, I interpret that to mean heating the whole receiver to a high temperature and quenching. Grain structure would change throughout the metal and warping would be a real possibility? Or do you mean some sort of case or surface hardening? If so whats the process and who would I get to do it?

THANKS

Don

RDFRENCH31

I've been looking at add's for that book is well. I think it has a section on setting up and aligning a lathe for rebarreling. I would be interested in your review of that information???

I had posted a question on that subject under Tips of the Trade on this forum but haven't received any replies.

THANKS

Don