This video demonstrates a common gunsmithing technique for determining unknown firearm calibers using Brownells Cerrosafe casting alloy. The presenter, Eric, utilizes this low-melting-point, high-fill alloy for chamber and muzzle casts. The featured firearm is an antique German Cape Gun, which has a 16 gauge smoothbore on one barrel and an unidentified rifle caliber on the other. The video aims to reveal the caliber of the rifle barrel.
This video demonstrates the use of Brownells Cerrosafe alloy for removing a chamber obstruction in a CZ 75 pistol. Cerrosafe is highlighted for its low melting point (under 200°F), making it suitable for casting chambers of unknown dimensions or extracting lodged casings, such as a case head separation in a rifle. The technique shown is applicable to various firearm models and scenarios requiring obstruction removal.
This video introduces Brownell's Cerrosafe Chamber Casting Alloy, a specialized material used for precise firearm chamber measurements. The description highlights its utility in determining rifle caliber and, in some instances, assisting with stuck casing removal. While not a direct demonstration, the content points to practical applications for gunsmiths and firearm enthusiasts involved in caliber identification or repair.
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