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Unread 12-21-2022, 09:26 AM   #1
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the proofs are from Birmingham UK - there were several gunmakers in Birmingham with the last name of Parker starting in the 1700s- I expect your expert knows little of muzzleloaders, if the barrels are rough, cutting a couple inches off isn't going to help.
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I expect your expert knows little of muzzleloaders, if the barrels are rough, cutting a couple inches off isn't going to help.
Taking what Rick has said, the thickness of the barrels, at the muzzle, means little apart from being more vulnerable to denting.
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