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Unread 06-05-2017, 09:16 AM   #1
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"New medium"??

IMHO. Each dent in any barrel of any steel, needs to be evaluated on its own


A round bottom dent in damascus of safe condition is no worse than the same dent in fluid steel
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..." Each dent in any barrel of any steel, needs to be evaluated on its own"
Quite true. Remember, ANY dent in a barrel's interior is an impediment to the passage of the shot charge. Some minor ones represent virtually no resistance. Others offer more.

If you are concerned about a dent, have it evaluated by a responsible double gunsmith. Kirk Merrington and Brad Bachelder are two that come to mind.
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