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mike covington 08-29-2012 03:08 PM

Don't know what these measure but they are factory original. Right barrel is a reverse choke. Notice the reamer marks.

I normally shoot low pressure 7/8 oz loads in this gun but wouldn't hesitate to shoot some 1 ozers. Mike

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ed good 08-29-2012 04:28 PM

"This is why we adopt our policy on wall thickness , in order as practical gunmakers to give you , our customers , good service and peace of mind "

good service and piece of mind... hopefully, this is a goal of all double gun sellers.

.025 may be ok for the british, where pressures are typically less than what we experience; but, that is why i like .030 as a minimum standard for fluid steel barrels. and even more for twist and damascus barrels... better safe, than sorry.

John Campbell 08-29-2012 06:43 PM

For my part, the Gibbs standard as presented is beyond reproach. And I'm sure the professional barrelmakers whom I know would agree.

Of course, anyone is free to adopt their own yardstick. With any rationale they care to apply.

Best, Kensal


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