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I have bought a 1910 made GHE 12 gauge number 2 frame gun. The chambers measure 3" long exactly. The barrel wall thickness 3" from the breech is .096"-.097". The chambers/forcing cones show slight rust staining their entire length. I have requested a research letter from PGCA.
I'm wondering what people's thoughts are about the originality of this chamber length?
What are your thoughts as to whether the research letter will be able to verify the 3" chambers or not?
3" GHE
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