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Unread 01-14-2024, 09:29 AM   #1
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Rich, whatchoo gonna do about the skeet gun. How about a session with a brass hammer? How about breaking up a two barrel Repro set? What exactly are your plans?
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Rich, whatchoo gonna do about the skeet gun. How about a session with a brass hammer? How about breaking up a two barrel Repro set? What exactly are your plans?
Bill I'm having it sleeved as they were beyond repair but will ALWAYS be on the lookout for a set of 28 inch 00 frame ejector barrels. Probably have a better chance of winning the lottery
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Tell us about the sleeve job.
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I had much fun shooting my 410 iver johnson skeeter
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John Hosford had the tubes (very lucky there) there 28 inches so the same length. The barrels bulged beyond repair. He will cut them a little behind the chamber due to the damage. The downside is the gun will be a 2 1/2 chamber vs the original 2 3/4. The good news is I have a set of 28 inch barrels that were made by Purdy and he will fit those. It will end up a 2 barrel set one for 2 1/2 and the other 2 3/4 . The original ribs will be used for the sleeve job.
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