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07-24-2021, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Dean Romig
Bruce, that .025” MWT only applies to the forward half of the tubes. The first half or rather the first 10” - 12” from the breech is equally, probably more, critical in barrel wall thickness as we should all know is where pressures are extreme. We’ve all seen the pressure curve charts and know the pressures begin to drop off drastically after exiting the chamber. Personally, I pay closer attention to the thickness at the juncture of the chamber and the beginning of the cone..
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Wall thickness is great, with .130 in both barrels at the end of the chamber, .121 at the end of each forcing cone. The minimum wall thickness is .038 and .036, 5” from the muzzle....
I do not have access to DGJ since they stopped offering it at "book store" outlets. If someone could scan the article and and send it to me I would appreciate it.
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07-24-2021, 09:30 PM
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Bruce, I'm not giving advice here but with wall thicknesses like those I would think you could shoot most off-the-shelf stuff except heavy turkey or waterfowl loads.
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Originally Posted by Bruce Hering
Wall thickness is great, with .130 in both barrels at the end of the chamber, .121 at the end of each forcing cone. The minimum wall thickness is .038 and .036, 5” from the muzzle....
I do not have access to DGJ since they stopped offering it at "book store" outlets. If someone could scan the article and and send it to me I would appreciate it.
Thanks
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