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05-28-2014, 10:30 AM

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I'd bet you're correct. I used the term timing without much thought. Its use probably goes back to a hands on a clock-face description. Fitted or qualified might be better.

I haven't touched this 16ga. I'm feeling the pull/fighting the urge of sending it off for a degree of restoration.

Thanks for all the input.

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