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Unread 04-27-2022, 09:14 PM   #21
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I prefer 26" barrels for an upland gun but don't mind 28" either.
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They could be a good project or a second barrel set. They are 26" 3 lbs. with tight chokes. It seems to me that good barrel sets as well as factory wood are much harder to find these days so I snag them when I can.
Have you measured the wall thickness? Do the bores appear altered or unaltered?
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They seem to be original high condition with twin ivory beads. They could have been aborted during the damascus scare.
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Very possible . . . and that makes you wonder what gauge were the new barrels?
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The 0 frame would have more options for sure.
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I wonder about the frame size vs weight on the 16, even on older guns.
This is #130909 a 16ga DHE with 26” Damascus barrels made in 1905, it is on a 1 frame and weighs 6#5oz.
My 0 frame 16 that is #171,000 range weighs 6#12oz but it has 30” barrels.
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What a beautiful gun Dave!!





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Wow, thats a chubby one. I have a PH 20 O frame 28" thats a portly 6lbs 11 oz.
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