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01-29-2013, 05:31 AM
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Mike, I don't know the complete history of this gun but I suspect it started getting replacement parts when the barrels Twist were replaced by the Vulcan barrels. And who knows why? Possibly the original barrels were compromised or maybe the owner of the gun at that time simply wanted fluid steel barrels - I don't know. The gun belonged to Robin Lewis and he sold it to Austin so maybe Robin can shed some light on the history of The Editor's Gun.
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