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Barrel Striking observation |
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12-17-2015, 08:15 AM
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Barrel Striking observation
This set of recently refinished damascus barrels are 1 frame 12g. from a 73,000 serial number range gun.
A good example of how much metal was removed from the tubes themselves when you can see that much of the tube metal on the side of the rib. roughly 1/32" worth.
IMG_7494.jpg
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