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Unread 05-05-2016, 08:12 AM   #1
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I have seen truely uncut Trojan barrels or untrimmed barrels that look exactly like these.

The location of the bead looks right and does not suggest any trimming to me.

Did anyone think they might have just been made that way?

Remember that Trojans were not as finely finished as the other grades. This carries on to the rib matting termination as well.
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Did anyone think they might have just been made that way?

Nope.... The records show twenty-eight inches and this set is 27 15/16"






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