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Brian, I have an extra set of Frame #1 Damascus barrels that I purchased from Larry F. to complement the 34 inch Damascus barrels on my 1884 Parker GH. The extra barrels fit ok except that I noticed the dolls head is not completely flush with the top of the frame but is maybe 1/16 of an inch above the surface. The barrels do lock up however. Does this mean that the underside of the dolls head needs to be filed down slightly to bring it flush or does this indicate another part of the barreled action requires some fitting?
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10-02-2014, 10:56 AM
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Is the dolls head preventing a no-gap fit at the watertable, or is the water table fit, as it should be, metal to metal ?
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