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Oh yes, the boys and girls at Meriden could and did make that much weight difference in 30-inch 12-gauge 2-frame barrels. I have a 2-frame 12-gauge GH-Grade of 1889 vintage that started life with 32-inch barrels but they are now 30-inch and the gun weighs a fraction of an ounce over 9 pounds.
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