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    I'm not in a position to do anything about this so if you can get past the cerakote:

    https://www.gunbroker.com/item/809906053

    That barrel does not appear to have a taper before it meets the frame. It should make someone a good shooter.

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    Last edited by Dave T; 07-16-2019 at 09:54 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave T View Post
    I'm not in a position to do anything about this so if you can get past the cerakote:

    https://www.gunbroker.com/item/809906053

    That barrel does not appear to have a taper before it meets the frame. It should make someone a good shooter.

    Dave
    Could you explain what you mean about the taper?
    The cerakote doesn't really bother me.
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    So of a guy wanted to rebarrel a 14 into something like this, what model barrel should he look for?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wvincent View Post
    Could you explain what you mean about the taper?
    The cerakote doesn't really bother me.
    The M-15's barrel tapers down a little in front of the frame. Think of a M-28 (and M-27) if you are familiar with them. Their barrels taper down 1/2" to 1" in front of the frame and remain slim all the way to the muzzle. The M-15 does the same thing. The Dayton 15s have straight, non-tapered barrels, not unlike the M-14s. From what I can see of this Cerakoted example the barrel does not taper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave T View Post
    The M-15's barrel tapers down a little in front of the frame. Think of a M-28 (and M-27) if you are familiar with them. Their barrels taper down 1/2" to 1" in front of the frame and remain slim all the way to the muzzle. The M-15 does the same thing. The Dayton 15s have straight, non-tapered barrels, not unlike the M-14s. From what I can see of this Cerakoted example the barrel does not taper.

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    I actually bought one of these Smith Model 14 Dayton Heavy Barrels at a time when I was not as interested in revolvers. It came with what seemed like undersized grips and really did not do anything for me. I wound up selling it to a friend that really wanted it. Now I am wondering if I need to find another.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave T View Post
    I'm not in a position to do anything about this so if you can get past the cerakote:

    https://www.gunbroker.com/item/809906053

    That barrel does not appear to have a taper before it meets the frame. It should make someone a good shooter.

    Dave
    I think this is likely a Model 15-7, which was produced with a straight profile barrel and shipped with Uncle Mike's grips (like the ones depicted). I have one (15-7) and it's a great shooter, but I still vigorously covet my brother's (Darryl's) Hanen...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wayne Dobbs View Post
    I think this is likely a Model 15-7, which was produced with a straight profile barrel and shipped with Uncle Mike's grips (like the ones depicted). I have one (15-7) and it's a great shooter, but I still vigorously covet my brother's (Darryl's) Hanen...
    Your 15-7 is another machine in Wayne’s hands. They are pretty close to a Hanen and shoot great.
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    So, can Cerakote be removed and then reblued?
    And look decent?
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    The Hanen guns used a Model 10 HB modified with a ramp sight. Smooth top, no grooves unlike a Model 14 barrel.
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