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There are 6-frame 10 gauge guns that make us wonder, but there are no records to support a barrel change.
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I remember seeing a #6 frame P grade at a gun show in Northern Va a few years back.
Gun was an eight gauge then sent back for 34" fluid steel 3 1/2 " chambered 10 gauge barrels added to it. If memory serves me the 10 gauge barrels were stamped 8 14.
I believe one of our members now has that gun and makes reference to her from time to time.
There are 6-frame 10 gauge guns that make us wonder, but there are no records to support a barrel change.
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There were no records on my second set of 10 gauge barrels, but in the 2006 Julia auction, my 8 gauge had some 10 gauge fluid steel barrels which were serial numbered to the gun
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