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New "ChamberMade" Chamber Ironing Swage Gunsmith Tool for .22lr, .22long, .22short

"ChamberMade" Chamber Ironing Swage Gunsmith Tool for .22lr, .22long, .22short

Part Number:TK00N0385SSL1

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For the repair of any .22 caliber chambers that have been damaged by firing pin impact
Eliminates a very common cause of feeding and extraction malfunctions
Corrosion resistant, heat treated, for long lasting durability

We have all done it! Dry firing the pistol seems harmless enough, but did you know that dry firing a rimfire pistol can create a small burr which can grow and deepen over time leading to feeding and reliability issues! Now, thanks to the new TANDEMKROSS ChamberMade Ironing Swage, you can repair the breech face damage caused by dry firing.

The new, handy ChamberMade Ironing Swage can be operated with a ¼” hex drive screwdriver from the chamber side or alternatively by attaching to cleaning rod inserted from the muzzle. Purchase your ChamberMade today and bring your breech face back to factory new condition!

Don't forget, all TANDEMKROSS products are Made in the USA and come with a LIFETIME guarantee!

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Swage

I inherited my grandfathers Winchester 1906 Built in 1929 I think and it shoots great but would not extract standard or high velocity rounds. I tried a new extractor and vigorous cleaning the chamber. It’s been in the safe for a while. Then I saw this within 10 mins of getting it in the mail my 1906 is extracting everything I put in it!!! ?? soooo happy with this.

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Reviewed by: David from Georgia . on 6/1/2020

Great product !

I used it to restore the chamber of Jay’s Mark IV 22/55 lite. I love this product. I highly recommend it.

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Reviewed by: Lyno Jay from Maryland . on 6/4/2020

Chamber swage

It did qork but is so soft if material it will be marred severely after one use. Ahould have been hardened so you can use it twice.

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Reviewed by: GERALD from Charlevoix. on 7/15/2020

Swage tool

worked perfectly on my 47 year old Ithaca 72 saddle gun

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Reviewed by: Robert Schoedel from Colorado . on 7/9/2020

“ChamberMade” Swage

If you have a .22 rimfire firearm, I consider this an essential tool for your toolbox. Hopefully, you’ll seldom need it, but it sure beats polishing a punch shank! This one works well and is reasonably priced.

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Reviewed by: Rob from Western WA. on 6/14/2020