WTS Pedersoli chamber sleeve tool.

**gemmer** · 10-10-2011

For .54 cal percussion. $50.00 shipping incl.

**Michael T.** · 10-10-2011

Could you post pictures? Curious,I just bought a Pedersoli Sharps Rifle and own another manufacturer Sharps Carbine wondering what it is used for.

**gemmer** · 10-11-2011

Originally Posted by Michael T.

Could you post pictures? Curious,I just bought a Pedersoli Sharps Rifle and own another manufacturer Sharps Carbine wondering what it is used for.

I'm tech. challenged when it comes to pics, but there's a pic of it on Pedersoli's website under accessories.
It's used to grip and partially pull out the chamber sleeve so you can clean and lube it.

**johnefelts** · 02-04-2012

Do you stil have it?

**R Filbert** · 02-04-2012

I got 1 of those if someone needs it my sharps is a marciano and cant be removed-Least I cant see where it comes out-What do you guys think?

**johnefelts** · 02-05-2012

I need one for my pedersoli

**gemmer** · 02-06-2012

Originally Posted by johnefelts

Do you stil have it?

Yes. Im firing off a PM to you.

Duane

**Dominic Infante, 8359V** · 02-06-2012

Dixie Gun Works has the Pedersoli chamber sleeve removal tool for $14.95. It is made of brass. I have several which I fashioned out of rubber which work just as well and only cost about a dollar. At your local hardware store describe a rubber cylinder which is around 3/4 of an inch in height with various diameters. I think I used the 5/8 inch diameter. The center has metal threads which accept a screw that expands the rubber cylinder when tightened. There is a collar on the top edge which should be shaved off so the entire cylinder fits snugly into the chamber sleeve. Simply insert, tighten, put in a rod, and tap on it to loosen the sleeve. I have found that regular cleaning and lubing the sleeve greatly facilitates smooth operation of the Sharps carbine and rifle.

**Fauch125** · 02-06-2012

Does the chamber sleeve in an original Sharps come out as part of cleaning and maintenance, or were they fixed in place?
Thanks for your reply,
Jon Faucher

**Dominic Infante, 8359V** · 02-06-2012

I do not have an original. I was told though that the sleeves for the originals were fixed in place by a seating tool that the armorer drove in from the muzzle end so that the sleeve was snug against the gas check plate. When wear resulted in the fit becoming a bit loose, the armorer repeated the procedure if the wear was not greatly uneven. So, the original chamber sleeves must have been pretty tight fitting in order for a forced fit to work.