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Unread 07-20-2025, 08:18 PM   #31
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I wanted to update this thread. I sent the barrels from 1102 to Breck Gorman to have them refreshed. Breck did an amazing job bringing back the laminated steel colors along with a partial relay of the top rib and lifted out 8 dents. Breck was great to work with and I would recommend his services anytime. Thanks for the great work Breck!
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Breck is the “barrel man”!
He’s done several for me.
Those are beautiful Laminated Steel barrels.





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Those barrels are beautiful! Time to load up some brass shotshells and take her back to the field in the fall. Early lifters are just the best!
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I have a few Lifters in 10, 12 and 16 gauges and I shoot Cheddite RST’s or handloads.





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Gorgeous barrels. They don't (and can't) make 'em like that anymore.
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