Worked like a charm
Took me about 15 minutes to fix the face of a lopsided AK muzzle to adjust it for a suppressor. This worked without issue
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Muzzle tool
The cutter was fine. Seem to be good quality. The only problem is, it came to me missing the sit. Screw to lock the pilot in. Had to make a run to the hardware store to find one.
High quality
Used this to reface two 22 rifles after relining the barrel and it worked great. Nice to have multiple calibers inserts to choose from.
Worked great for my barrel cutdown
I ahd to cut down an old buggered up shotgun barrel, and the whole process went very well. After making the initial cut with a hacksaw, I sanded it down a litte, and continued with the facing cutter to make sure I ended up with a factory new look. I wish I had known that it did not include a T-handle, but I ended up wrapping electrical tape around the body, and a plumber's wrench to turn it. Don't make my mistake, get the T-handle - it's part 080-589-000 for just $15.
works
It works, cuts fairly smooth but does require some stoning to clean it up a bit. It works when the lathe is set up for another big project and you just need to clean up a ding in a barrel face.
unusable
this is the facing tool that brownells suggested to me after ordering a target crowning tool for 6.5 mm, it only accepts .17 cal pilot so don't take any suggestions from brownells is the lesson learned, out $80 and have to buy the right one for $130ish
Pilot hole is too amall
Pilot hole is smaller than that on the 11 degree crown cutter. Forcing you to buy another set of pilot bits at $20 a piece. Had I known that I would have never purchased
