Chamfering recommendations for new SSR 686

[S-Hurt]

Thought I would shoot SSR in IDPA for 2015 and didn't see the new rule changes coming, so last month I bought a new SSR 686 Pro Series, comp III speed loaders & holders, holster, front sight, and a few other things to get me going. I have a few thousand 38 specials already loaded up using Winchester primers for practice from my ole PPC days .... I know ... I know. I made a mistake by using Winchester primers. Not all of my primers are going off so I need an extended firing pin? I've purchased Federal primers but need to shoot up my loaded rounds first. I would also like to have the cylinder chamfered. Recommendations on who to send my new pistol to for an extended firing pin and chamfering? I do not have the skills to do it myself and live in Southern Indiana.

[JLB-US]

Your 686-SSR should have come from the factory already with chamfered chambers.? As for the firing pin, I would just try to find a local Smith to install one, spending all that money to send a gun off for something any local guy should be able to do would seem to be a waste.

[PatJones]

As delivered from the factory your revolver should pop Winchester primers. Have you turned the strain screw out or otherwise lightened the springs?

[S391]

I sent my SSR down to Superior Firearms in Kentucky. Here is a link to my thread... Pics are at the end. They installed an extended firing pin (I forgot to mention that in the original post).

http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=202556&hl=