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10-18-2009, 09:24 PM
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Marty - May need a definition of terms - "Sleeving" involves cutting off the old barrels somewhere in front of the chambers and replacing with new barrels which are attached (Welded?) to the original monobloc. ""Lining" barrels involves boring out the old barrels and fitting a new liner into the old bored-out barrels. I believe that the process was developed by Teague in the UK.
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