lengthened forcing cone
03-22-2004, 07:52 PM
#2
Join Date: Mar 2004
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RE: lengthened forcing cone
Lengthening the forcing cone has nothing to do with the guns chambering. The forcing cone is an abrupt level of decreased diameter at the front of the barrel that forces the shot/cup down the barrel. When the forcing cone is lengthened the shot is no longer forced at such a sudden pace. The process is more gradual. It is also very important that the forcing cone, after being lengthened, is polished to ensure shot pattern density. If you are looking to make your gun shoot 3 1/2" shells, you need to be looking for chambering services. This can usually be done by a custom gunsmith, given the gun make and model.
03-22-2004, 09:21 PM
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Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: In the hills of ,West Virginia west virginia USA
Posts: 887
RE: lengthened forcing cone
...just a note,there are two forcing cone,s,one at front of barrel,the other at the rear..[:-]
did not cost you a thing...
..the front forcing cone is rarely touched,at the rear
of the barrel is where it is lenthened,been there done that...they should be at least three inches...
did not cost you a thing...
..the front forcing cone is rarely touched,at the rearof the barrel is where it is lenthened,been there done that...they should be at least three inches...
