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Here for your viewing pleasure are a couple of pics of a set of Mitzie Bielin barrels that he fitted to a very early C-Grade. These barrels are 29 1/2 inches long and very heavy. The bores are .725" with .046" choke right and .043" choke left. These certainly weren't made to fool anyone even with the Philly roll stamp. There is not a scratch of engraving anywhere on the barrels, forearm iron or latch.
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i bought two sets of barrels that Mitzi had made up. One set was 20 and another set 16 and they had beavertails. No engraving and similar barrel stampings.Both sets had brazed ribs. Bobby
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