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Unread 04-21-2021, 06:41 PM   #1
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Dean: If the barrels were cut back there would be a gap.... and there is no gap.

Not necessarily. It all depends on how far back from the muzzle the barrels remain in contact and how much of the barrels was cut off.





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Not necessarily. It all depends on how far back from the muzzle the barrels remain in contact and how much of the barrels was cut off.
Dean: OK... but then how can some say those barrels were cut without knowing exactly what barrels that gun came from the factory with and know the length of contact. Knowing that, might at least, provide some accuracy. So what would the normal length of contact be on a gun such as the OP has posted ?

I really want to see the factory info on this gun. It may well humble me in my questioning but I have been there before.

Thanks for your input. I hope the OP will post his findings when he get his letter.
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