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Thank you for the recommendation. I did follow up, and the task was declined at this time.Try "Shooters Service Center". He's up in St. Johns. Purportedly a S&W pro. I know he's honest as he turned down a job for me saying it was better done by Smith & Wesson themselves. Has some weird hours at times.
http://shooterservicecenter.com/
Thank you for the recommendation. I did follow up, and the task was declined at this time.
I agree with you, and have had this job done on K-frames and N-frames in the past. There is a fixture for these frames so the frame can be supported while the barrel is unscrewed (not an easy task). Without that fixture, the frame can be twisted out of alignment. Rich's does not have that fixture which, I believe, is about $150 and, apparently, neither does the Shooters Service Center. Revolvers used to be bread & Butter and Smith & Wesson was in the forefront of that, much as Mauser actions used to be staples for rifles, but times seem to have changed.I'd be curious to know what he told you. I went to him on the advice from others. He turned down my work on a S&W 629 which was, as I know NOW, really not that difficult. Seems to me a barrel replacement on a S&W revolver would be gravy if he was a S&W guy?
Mike