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This gun was part of a 10 gun order, all the same configuration and all with a Monte Carlo stock and 2 3/4" chambers. The Monte Carlo was $10 extra for each gun.
As I told Bruce, look at the wall thickness of both barrels prior to the solder/keels. If you would continue that thickness thru the solder/keels, I'd bet the barrels touch. I think it's just oxidation hiding the fact that the barrels do touch. Try using an eraser or a Scotts Bright pad and clean that area up if they let you.
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