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Yikes Drew, this means my Smith was made during the Spanish American War !! It sure doesn't look it. Wow. We measured the chambers yesterday and they're 2 3/4". I wonder if that's the original chamber length or did the previous owner(s)? have them bored out. Man do I feel old suddenly!
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Chamber length is not an issue with Hunter Arms Co. or L.C. Smith Gun Co. 12 gauge guns, all of which had 2 3/4 inch chambers or were marked otherwise
1906 2E ordered with 2 5/8" chambers http://pic20.picturetrail.com:80/VOL.../295188387.jpg |
Thanks Drew, each day I learn a little more from you folks. thanks again.
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Drew, I assume something like Rio Target loads at no more than 1200 fps would be ok in this beast.
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