cutting frame for wilson/nowlin ramped barrel

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kg4mon

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Hey guys,
Would anybody out there have the specs for cutting a frame for a wilson/nowlin ramped barrel? Any links, pics would be great. Trying to fit a STI .38 super barrel and slide in a springfield frame. Thanks
 
Get the tooling and guide bushings from Brownells.
The cutter is very long to use without additional support.
You do have access to a milling machine, right?
This is not drill press work.
 
Yes, I have access to a bridgeport millling machine at my local gunsmith. He is going to help me but he has never performed this cut before. He is depending on me for the info. I have over 10 years experience as a machinist but not on guns. I also have a small millling machine from grizzly. I looked a brownells and they have dropped the cutter from inventory. It was called a bridge cutter. It looked like you stand the frame vertically and it had a bushing to center itself. Brownells has a article where they build a 1911 and they leveled the frame and take a .375 cutter and cut between the frame rails .315 deep , that I understand but I'm confused on the rest of the operation. :confused: :confused: Thanks Rick
 
Schueman has extremely good barrel fitting information, try a search for that.

The W/N cut isn't hard to do, but I am on the road and away from any information I might have. Sorry.
 
Thanks, I will do a search for that. If anybody else has info would appricate it greatly. Thanks again to all that respond. Rick
 
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