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04-28-2015, 06:59 AM

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Drew from the information you have provided it would seem that if there is sufficient wall thickness there should be no reason to be concerned about shooting < 9000 psi loads in a gun equipped with decarbonized steel barrels.

It was interesting to see the old Remington ads with the guaranteed for nitro powders at the time.

How long were decarbonzied barrels offered by Remington or any other manufacturer, seems Parker dropped them early.

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