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That's all I have Bill, but here's what the Brits say
UK Working Standards recomended minimum wall thickness measured 18" from the breech from Double Gun Classics p. 56, Vol. 1, No. 4 Jan-Feb, 2006:
2 1/2" 12g- .028
2 3/4" 12g- .032
Re-proof recomended minimum- .024
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04-30-2010, 09:22 PM
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Thanks, Drew. I kind of like the .032 figure, on the assumpion that some day any 2 1/2" gun will be fired with 2 3/4" shells. As some posters imply, the muzzle is no big deal except to hunters who may bang against a tree or fence post occasionally.
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