Installing the ramrod ferrules or
pipes:
Brian worked on cleaning up the
ramrod pipe castings. Then used a 3/8" drill bit to open up the pipes. 
Brian used needle files to remove the castings off of the pipes and then
proceeded to use various grades of sandpaper wrapped around a popsicle
stick.

They turned out alright. Do you agree?
Then the pipes were installed into the rifle and then pinned with 1/16"
pins.

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