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I spoke with Parker a while back at Bachelders about bluing a set of Barrels and he said it is not always necessary to put a weep hole in the barrel but to always mention the fact when discussing the job that if you do not want the weep hole to always make that fact clear ! So I assume it is pretty much standard practice to put the weep hole in a set of refinished barrels ! I decided not to reblue my barrels but the decision was made at that time not to have a weep hole !
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