Description:
Upgrade your gunsmithing capabilities with our specialized Double-Ended Offset Files, designed to facilitate the replacement of cylinder stops and hands in S&W revolvers. These versatile tools are indispensable when you need to open up the 'window' in the frame to accommodate the new parts, ensuring a precise fit and optimal performance.
Key Features and Benefits:
1. Double-Ended Design: These files feature a double-ended design, providing versatility and efficiency in your gunsmithing tasks. With one file serving multiple purposes, you can work with both J Frame and K/L/N Frame S&W revolvers, streamlining your workflow.
2. Offset Configuration: The offset configuration of these files allows you to access and work on hard-to-reach areas within the revolver's frame, ensuring that you can open up the 'window' precisely where needed. This design enhances your control and precision during the filing process.
3. #2 Cut: All of these files are #2 cut, which strikes a balance between efficient material removal and a smooth finish. This cut type is suitable for gunsmithing tasks that require accuracy and control.
4. Quality Construction: Crafted from high-quality materials, these files are built to last. They can withstand the demands of gunsmithing work and maintain their performance over time, making them a valuable addition to your toolkit.
Specifications:
- Cylinder Stop File: 6" (15.2cm) long, compatible with all S&W frames.
- Hand Window File: 6-3/4" (17.1cm) long, one end for J Frame, the other for K, L, and N Frame.
In summary, our Double-Ended Offset Files are essential tools for gunsmiths working on S&W revolvers. They simplify the process of opening up the 'window' in the frame to accommodate new cylinder stops and hands. With their double-ended, offset design and quality construction, these files provide the control and precision needed for precise gunsmithing work. Invest in these tools today and experience the efficiency and accuracy they bring to your revolver projects, ensuring that your firearms perform at their best.
