Sterlingworth and B Grade Barrels

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kdonner
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Sterlingworth and B Grade Barrels

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Hello,
I am wondering if the barrels from a 1910 B grade Fox can be fit onto a 1913 Sterlingworth action. Are they interchangeable or is some gunsmith work involved? Any advice or comments would be appreciated. Thanks.
Ken
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Re: Sterlingworth and B Grade Barrels

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The range of possibilities are endless. From snapping right on to impossible to be fitted and everything in between. This question can only be answered by a qualified double gun smith with the pieces in hand.
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Re: Sterlingworth and B Grade Barrels

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Hello Researcher,
Thanks for the response. I will take them both to a smith.
Ken
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Re: Sterlingworth and B Grade Barrels

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The odds of interchangeable barrels on Foxes are fairly low. This is all long before NC-Machining, most parts are filed to fit. I wish you all the luck in the world, but be prepared to bring your check book.
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