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Unread 03-18-2020, 09:03 AM   #1
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When it comes to pressure the barrels are the weakest point and are always my main concern. Recoil would be the culprit to be concerned with as far as the wood goes. Personally I am not going to shoot anything with so much recoil that I would need to be concerned, at least not in my vintage doubles.
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Pressure -- barrels.

Recoil -- stock head

Date -- mid 1880's (but my experience with earlier is nil)
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