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Dave Moore 02-15-2024 12:10 PM

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[QUOTE=Dean Romig;405491]But the exact measurement between the centers of the firing pin noses is……??



Here is a pic

Dean Romig 02-15-2024 12:32 PM

1 1/8” could be either a 1 1/2 frame or a 2 frame but with the total weight of the gun I believe it is a 1 1/2 frame.





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Dave Moore 02-15-2024 12:51 PM

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It measures 2 1/4” across the bolsters

Dean Romig 02-15-2024 03:14 PM

So that confirms it being a 1 1/2 frame.





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Dave Moore 02-15-2024 07:45 PM

Any thoughts on why the frame size is not stamped on the lug?

Dean Romig 02-15-2024 09:11 PM

A simple oversight I would think.





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Arthur Shaffer 02-16-2024 12:20 AM

Just a reminder. You shouldn't use a hook end on a tape measure to make a measurement this precise. The method you used in the first picture is the prefered method. This was discussed in a similar thread not long ago.

Dave Moore 02-16-2024 03:47 AM

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[QUOTE=Arthur Shaffer;405528]Just a reminder. You shouldn't use a hook end on a tape measure to make a measurement this precise. The method you used in the first picture is the prefered method. This was discussed in a similar thread not long ago.[/QUOTE

Is this better?

Dean Romig 02-16-2024 05:35 AM

Yes it is always better to use a precision instrument.





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Bill Murphy 02-16-2024 03:37 PM

Y'all never heard of a simple vernier caliper? More accurate than a yardstick and easier to understand than a battery operated instrument. Also real cheap on the internet.


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