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The serialization book states that 5884 is a plain steel barreled, under lifter, 10ga with 32" barrels.
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07-09-2010, 11:01 AM
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paul it is a ten ga. barels measure just over 30 1/8 inches. they are touching. in my opinion they have not been cut. and the hammer srings are the strongest ive ever incountered. i cleaned the gun up it looks good. the barrels are shiny but alas has some pitting. i ve got barrels that are pitted worse that i shoot all the time. i will probably not shoot this gun though because every one says the plain steel barrel guns are unsafe to shoot. what does anyone think about shootabilty of these guns. any one out there ever fire a plain steel gun before. these period of guns have no dolls head and almost no rib. charlie
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