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10-06-2009, 06:20 AM

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But up to 10% less than Bruce has stated as common is probably acceptable as long as there are no pits, dents, bulges or thin spots which could be the result of poorly done honing. In other words, some Parker 16 ga. shotguns were specified in the order books as "light" and barrels were filed somewhat thinner on the 0-frame sixteens.

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