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Unread 01-17-2012, 01:56 PM   #1
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Yeah, the barrel matting, even though it is an indication, is not a final word on if they have been cut or not. The fact that the barrels are touching at the end tell me that they are most likely untouched.
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Even barrels touching is a "guideline". I had one inch removed from a barrel set with muzzle cracks. I know the 31" barrels used to be 32". The matting was re-terminated (is that a word?) and the bead re-installed. To the untrained eye, it looks just fine but it is a cut barrel set. When I get a chance, I'll post a pic. I think 4" or more of choke constriction is one of the better indicators. I think this is why Ron Granger writes of "Such Torment".

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