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10 gauge guns on the three frame with 30 inch barrels generally weigh 9 to 9 1/4; there are some of that weight on two frames as well. You might find 9 1/2 with 32 inch barrels.
Orvis Manchester recently sold a 5 frame ten ; which was discussed here on the forum.
Going heavier than 9 1/4 in ten gauge probably requires a larger frame or longer barrels, which reduces the population available quite a bit.
I have a 9 pound 15 ounce 3 frame lifter, but it is a 32 inch 12 ga.
Ten Pound Guns
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