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If you measured the bores, why won't you tell us what the measurements were, so we could give you more information. Bore measurements are a big deal.
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The owner of the gun had no idea how it was choked. An individual that was a couple of tables down from the owner had a bore micrometer and he measured the bores. All we were looking for was the constriction. I didn't get the number on the first barrel but he said it was definitely full. The other constriction was .014. I remember it because of our discussion that it was between Mod and IC.
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Marty: I believe that Bill was referring primarily to wall thickness. That is a big deal. The condition of the barrels determines the value of the gun.
Best Regards, George |
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The bores should be about .729 to .733. If they are bigger than that, they have been modified from original.
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Which is no big deal on a VH shooter if they still have adequate wall thicknesses.
Best, Mike |
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Yup.
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