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This gun sat in my shop for quite some time while the previous owner was trying to figure out what he wanted to do with it. Barrels are chambered 12g but have 10g sized bores. The bores were pretty bad looking pitting wise. Though the wall thickness as they were was good, it was a big unknown how much it would take to clean them up. That is a process that once it is started, you are committed.

The previous owner decided to let someone else roll the dice. And Brian took on the project. I was really happy to hear when he told me about how well the bores cleaned up without too much material being taken out. Pitting always looks worse when looking across it down the bores.
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