Sidney Smith
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I'm to the point in the inletting process of my lock, where the fat (the part that goes the deepest) part of the main spring is entering into the ramrod channel. Is this a problem? On my TVM Lancaster stock that I bought many years ago, that came with the lock mortice already partially inlet, and it had a similar situation. But since someone else had made that stock, I just thought it was how the lock was fit. I'm doing this one myself, and I've had to go pretty deep just to get the bolster to meet up with the barrel. Just wondering how common it is or isn't. I've still got to go probably another 1/8th inch deeper. Is it something to be concerned about?
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