Anyone know of a Ruger Mk 2/3 experienced gunsmith in PA?

[All_Thumbs]

I have a barreled Mk3 receiver that I want to disassemble, and I don't have the tools to do it.

I tried whipping up a quick barrel vise and action wrench, but my improvised barrel vise starts slipping before I get to the necessary level of torque (which seems outrageous).

Maybe there's a gunsmith somewhere in PA who has the proper equipment to do this?

[Hoover 1]

I tried whipping up a quick barrel vise and action wrench, but my improvised barrel vise starts slipping before I get to the necessary level of torque (which seems outrageous).

Can't help with the name of a Ruger savy gunsmith, but I agree that the barrel/receiver removal torque is very, very high.

Thanks,

Hoover