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Old 03-02-2020, 11:55 PM   #1
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My hammer 10 ga has 32" barrels and 2 7/8" barrels. So is it a short 10?
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My hammer 10 ga has 32" barrels and 2 7/8" barrels. So is it a short 10?
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My hammer 10 ga has 32" barrels and 2 7/8" barrels. So is it a short 10?
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The barrel length doesn’t matter

It’s the 2 7/8 chambers ( or the less common 2 5/8) that defines a short ten since the longer shells came along
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