16 ga. barrel weight to length ?
 

Recently came across a 1 frame 16 ga. with 3lbs 14 weight stamping.
I haven't before seen a 16 with this heavy of a raw weight. I am more versed on 0 frame typical weights.
The Titantic barrels look to have been cut, and now at 28" mic right at .651-.650. I don't think this constriction has much length.
The rib has a wonderful nice taper to it. The gun dates to 1905, but not in the SN&ID book and when I check against available records, it reads that none exists.
I was not able to check current weight.

I am wondering at what length they originally left Parker?

Many Thanks
Brett

The heaviest 16 I have is a 30" One frame, at 3lbs 8oz.

My heaviest 16 ga. is 1 frame Vulcan 30" at 3lb. 8 oz.

What grade?

Kirk

Grade 3 with ejectors.

My 32" PH Grade ,16 Gauge 1 Frame with Twist Steel Barrels ,Unstruck Barrel Weight 3Lb 15 Oz. !Brett if this gun is a PH Grade do you mind telling the Serial # ,There are only 3 of these in the Book and the other 2 are one on each side of my guns Serial # 81826 ! 81825 ,81827

FWIW, my 26" Trojan 16ga (1 frame) is stamped 3 4

Sounds like they were probably originally 32".. 93 32" Titanic steel DHs according to The Parker Story.

That's what the math indicates,roughly best guess 32". I looked up the 93 in the book also, which makes me wonder if this one with no records is amoungst those? I guess we will never know.

My vhe 16 ga 32" is stamped 3 7. It is a 1 frame.