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32" Titanic Steel Barrel for a #3 Frame
Brother n;
I found a 12ga DH #3 frame with 32" Titanic steel barrels the other day and was lucky enough to pick it up. Problem is there is a bulge 4-1/2" up from the receiver in the right barrel and it's somewhat noticeable from the outside and of course from the inside. Gun was made in 1902. I've been warned by a gunsmith not to shoot it, but the guy I bought it from had shot it in the past.
I would really like to find a barrel to replace this one and if someone out there has one please contact me. But my guess is finding a #3 32" steel barrel is wishing for something that won't ever happen.
Course of action #1, hang it on the wall.
Course of action #2, sleeve the right barrel; by who?
Course of action #3, now here's where you guys come in...
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