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I can't answer your question, Henderson, but would like to address this statement:
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Originally Posted by LtCol Henderson Marriott
The Super Fox guns were over-bored on 10-ga frames.
The Super Fox guns were overbored, strategically, and the chamber dimensions were altered. Much was done to produce the ultimate patterns with the, then new, 3" WW magnum loads. But, they were not built on a 10 ga. frame. There was never a 10 ga. Fox frame, action, or otherwise.
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