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I dont know what to say , I kinda like the old but that is just me . Wood looks great the metal is mainly my issue .
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I'll leave it on for a while and if no one likes it I'll delete the post. I wouldn't want people to have to look at an ugly gun.
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Bruce, can you tell us more about the barrel liners?
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09-04-2012, 09:02 AM | #6 | ||||||
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We have seen some ugly guns, But who said this was ugly ?
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Was it a 12ga before the bbl liners? Never seen a small bore with a fish tail.
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Was just over there - he's restoring for me a 1873 Remington hammer lifter and on another gun taking the triggers from 15# to 4. Never knew he'd put brass liners in the barrels. Please tell us a little more about it. Everything looks really great on your gun. Does the finish look shinny because of the flash ? Love the damascus and other metal work he did.
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Originally a 20, and the previous owner didn't know by whom/when the liners were done
another shot of the liners
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