What if barrels don't "ring"?

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foxgun
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What if barrels don't "ring"?

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I suppose that means a rib is coming loose. Would that mean the gun is in a "don't shoot until you get it fixed" condition? Any recommendations on gunsmiths that can fix this?
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OH Osthaus
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Re: What if barrels don't "ring"?

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i think it means have it checked by a good gunsmith, i think any of the double gun guys regularly mentioned here would be a safe bet Kirk Merrington seems to get a lot of barrel work recommendations
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foxgun
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Re: What if barrels don't "ring"?

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Thanks. Saw his name mentioned a few times on the Parker board. I'll get in touch with him.
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