BE 20 gauge 32"

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tegun
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BE 20 gauge 32"

Post by tegun »

Hi back again, still trying to solve the picture crisis.One thing I have a Question on is,there are no barrel weight markings on the underside of barrel.Why.
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jmc
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Post by jmc »

This is not uncommon... the stamps were often times filed off when they were struck/finished at the factory.
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Post by eightbore »

I weigh my barrels and compare the weights to the chart in McIntosh to determine where my barrels fall in the number category. Just bought an early A project gun, barrels were unmarked, weighed right to the ounce as #3 barrels, no fuss, no muss.
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tegun
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Post by tegun »

thanx,just woundering why,on a gun that is in really good condition,that hasnt been refinished,why there are no weight markings.So they filed some off?
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