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09-23-2015, 07:01 PM

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I'm trying to figure out my DH barrels 62410 .. This
Gun had to of been resorted ! barrels look new and are cut 3 inches,book calls for 30" . Second thing is (titanic steel) or what ever it was on the rib has been smoothed off. Third thing barrels stamped 3.12 for weight but feel like 2.12 . fourth thing barrel lug looks new or redone. And finally chambers are 3" with a beautiful smooth mirror finish .?!.?!

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Bet you the barrels are sleeved...

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That serial number would indicate Damascus Steel. It is much too early for Titanic Steel.

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Unless it was sent back for replacement barrels obviously.

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Unless it was sent back for replacement barrels obviously.

The fact that the barrel steel roll stamp has been obliterated suggests the rib said Damascus Steel.

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I agree, the gun sounds like it has been resorted.

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I agree, the gun sounds like it has been resorted.

was that in the memory of Yogi?

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Refinished??

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