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Unread 08-05-2019, 05:25 PM   #1
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Most American doubles manufactured before 1950 had a floating rib to allow heat expansion. Many of the guns manufactured post 1950 have a solid rib and make no allowance for expansion. A Rizzini O/U I handled this AM is a good example of a solid ribbed gun.
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Most American doubles manufactured before 1950 had a floating rib to allow heat expansion. Many of the guns manufactured post 1950 have a solid rib and make no allowance for expansion. A Rizzini O/U I handled this AM is a good example of a solid ribbed gun.
Yes. Some did, however A Parker Vent Rib is not floating. The entire thing is soldered together in separate pieces.
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