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Put a dot with an indelible magic marker at each end of the crack and go out and shoot a round of skeet with normal loads. See if the crack moves. Then shoot as many heavy loads as you feel comfortable with, one at a time, examining the crack after each shell. Others may differ in their opinions about how to handle this. An expensive gunsmith may use a similar tactic.
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Odd place for a crack. If it is a crack, it would easily be welded for a repair.
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I thank you all for your thoughts. I did a dye penetrant test tonight and no crack was indicated. That’s a relief! So my only explanation at this point is some type of debris caused the scratch when I opened or closed the gun. Just strange how irregular it is and resemble a crack. Thanks again gentlemen.
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