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I think it a very nice gun with a fair price. It has a three day inspection so bring it in and measure the walls chokes etc. If I was a 16ga guy I would be all over it as a hunting gun.
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10-04-2024, 01:36 PM
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Only about one in a thousand gun sellers and maybe one in three hundred gunsmiths own a wall thickness gauge. So, you have to deal only with sellers who offer an inspection, and own your own wall thickness gauge. Same deal with a bore micrometer, except the number of these guys who own bore micrometers is about twice the wall thickness gauge ratio.
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