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Exactly as it describes. The linear marks left on the barrels from striking. That were not polished out in finishing. This will be evident on lower grade guns. The higher the grade, the more the barrels were finished. Look at your new trojan and you will see a lot of striking marks on it. Especially by the ribs and under the forend.
Vs on a AA grade, the barrels will be polished to the quality of an english best gun with no left striking marks.
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