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Unread 04-17-2015, 08:33 AM   #3
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I wouldn't fret the wall thickness. It has ample. And it passed proof. What's to worry?

I would not fire 3" cartridges in this gun. Ever. There would be little point, since it is a shooting treasure, not waterfowl artillery any longer.
agreed John- I would not worry and I wasn't fretting the wall thickness- my comment was meant more to put the concerns we often discuss here in perspective, I have always liked at least 35 thousands in my guns and I shoot RST or equal reloads.


and yes- even though the barrels passed a 3" nitro proof - its still 130+ year old wood taking the pounding, another reason for the light loads
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