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I kept wondering if I was missing something regarding the serial number on the barrels. I wanted(really needed) to know if they were original to the gun.
After a bit of light work with a frontier pad on the barrel lug I was able to find the faint/worn serial number and....it's a match!
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07-20-2021, 04:50 PM
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The gun was most probably cylinder bored on both sides, as it predates choke boring, so cut or not, it will likely shoot as it always did.
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