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What exactly does the “D4” designation mean on a D-grade gun? I thought D3 is the standard designation for D-grades.

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D4 indicates 4-iron crolle Damascus. At the breech end of the flats you should see a 3 stamped indicating the grade of the gun.

D3 and D4 barrels were used almost interchangably on grade 2,3 and 4 guns though fewer D4 were seen on Grade 2 guns and fewer D3 barrels were seen on Grade 4 guns.





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