M-48 Ejection Problem

[M291917]

I'm looking for a gunsmith near mid Missouri who can ream/polish a M-48 sticky cylinder chamber. Any help will be appreciated.

 

[M291917]

I'm looking for a gunsmith near mid Missouri who can ream/polish a M-48 sticky cylinder chamber. Any help will be appreciated.

Sorry, I wasn't specific It is a Smith & Wesson Model 48 .22 magnum revolver.

 

[Bobcat]

Any gunsmith worth his salt should be able to handle this with no trouble. If you can narrow down the area a little maybe someone can help. Mid Missouri takes up a fair chunk of the map.

 

[Icemanxxxv]

Grey or maroon scotch Brite pad on a cleaning rod might just do the trick?

 

[M291917]

Any gunsmith worth his salt should be able to handle this with no trouble. If you can narrow down the area a little maybe someone can help. Mid Missouri takes up a fair chunk of the map.

OK, how about within 60 miles of Jefferson City.

 

[Bobcat]

May be a little over 60 miles but Dake Gunsmithing in Cuba can handle that for you.

 

[G1ddy]

When you reach out, try to be specific about the issues you're having and don't forget to ask if they've got experience with M48s or other similar revolvers. Some shops tend to focus more on semi-autos or long guns, so being clear about what you're dealing with will really help.

 

[Teep]

Depending on how handy you are, you might try a reamer from Brownells. A lot of S&W rimfires have thight cylinders chambers and can be cleaned up with just a reamer.