Pete G
76 Cal.
The RPL that I put in a Dixie Tn rifle required just a small amount of wood removal in the mortice; the plate fit very well.
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L&R replacement lock
- Thread starter erhunter
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wild willy
32 Cal.
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I know this is a old thread but I'm not a skilled woodworker so when I decided I wanted to a L&R replacement lock for my Lyman I took it to the local shop to have it doneThe owner who is very capable said it was a nightmare not even close to drop in.The reason I'm posting this is for someone who is thinking about it.If you have the skill and time maybe.If you pay someone even at a very fair hourly rate NO I should have sold the Lyman and the money spend on the lock put toward a better gun.The shop owner treated me fine I should have put a little more thought into this.
erhunter
45 Cal.
Thank you wild willy for your help, I appreciate it!
