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Unread 10-07-2009, 12:59 AM   #1
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where'd u pick it up?
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Contact John Foster in the UK and go to the best sleevers in the business. "$500 to perfectly regulate..." Giggle, laugh... Foster has done 5 sets of barrels for me over the years-all superbly. However the decline of the $ and the new regualtions that brevent mailing back the gun have made this opertion much more expense. You' still need to find a Parker top rib to get the right job and they may not have sleeving tubes of sufficient girth for such a large set of barrels . This would likely not be cost effective for a project gun.Unless someone like Merrington can repair the barrels, (waiting and) finding a donor set of Parker barrels and having them fitted here is the way I would go (and have gone).

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(waiting and) finding a donor set of Parker barrels and having them fitted here is the way I would go (and have gone).[/QUOTE]

Thanks Don,
I think this is where I'm headed with this gun. Waiting on the UPS man now and will then be sending the original barrels off for inspection to estimate repairs.
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Jent,

How many guns have you sent to Toby at that kind of price?


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[QUOTE=Destry L. Hoffard;5172]Jent,

How many guns have you sent to Toby at that kind of price?

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No kidding...Hell, I have no idea how to repair one but when we're talking about $4-5k for repairs to a set of barrels....I am open to learn anything.
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Nice job. Here's a result from an NC morning. Note the jewels on the greenwing.
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Have your gunsmith make a set of split steel steel blocks that fit the barrel od, like a clamp, place the clamps on the barrel and useing a press on the blocks to push the dent back in ,Any heating on those soft solder barrels is asking for a big bill to resolder ribs back together, I have done several barrels this way , you can contact me at jlyons1@comcast.net

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Here's another view, her name is Hudson.
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Hudson? I would have sworn it is a Jeep
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