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Originally Posted by Mark Garrett
The only issue you may run into is, the forearm barrel channel may need to be relieved to accommodate a slightly different barrel profile.
In the 16ga the 2 9/16 " ( prewar ) will not interchange with 2 3/4 " or vice versa . 16ga's were either Standard or Sweet no designation for Light .
Really early 12ga do not interchange .
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What differentiates a standard Belgian-made 16 and a Belgian made Sweet Sixteen?
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