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My understanding is that lengthening forcing cones takes a gun out of proof. Tapering forcing cones, does not. Not saying to do one thing or the other. That's was I've been told by Briliey's, regarding an old H&H that I had acquired.
That said, (especially when dealing with otherwise original Parkers) my position is; do no harm.
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