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1903 H Grade Lefever "Best London Damascus Twist" with fractured barrel
Crack where a dent was (inexpertly) raised
The only fracture that I would weld and then shoot would need to be very close to the muzzle (where the pressure is much lower) and with an adequate wall thickness.
NO WAY would I shoot a gun with a crack in a dent welded. The wall thickness would likely be quite thin.
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