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The 30" barrels passed London proof with .014" thin spot per the Christie's London auction listing. The thin spot is about 9" from the muzzle. I think I will just shoot them if the mood strikes me - of course with low pressure loads.
But thanks for the innovative ideas.
I changed some camera settings and took some more pictures. The engraving is better than I have been able to convey through my photographs. Please excuse me posting so many repetitious pictures. I think they are marginally better than the pictures I posted on this thread earlier.
Best,
Mike
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