Barrel Marking

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spyder
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Barrel Marking

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Please note 2 3/4 stamp on my 16g SW DOM 1913. Is it original, done later by Savage, or what?

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Post by Researcher »

Best guess would be it was done by some gunsmith who lengthened the chambers.
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Post by Twice Barrel »

Could someone post a photo of the markings of a gun documented to have had the chambers lengthened by Savage?
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Post by DGKaas »

That mark is non-factory. Savage usually marked them on the outside of the barrel.
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