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Have you checked the serlization book or do you have a letter ?
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No letter and its not in the serialization book...but I have seen bobbed barrels with matting ground off and they are easy to spot. This gun is definitely original barrel length.
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I have seen examples of hand engraved "matting" beyond the line in the blank space - for what ever reason I have no idea. I wonder if yours may be a similar one...? It's difficult to see that it may be an overrun of the matting machine because the termination of the matting grooves is as evident as any I have ever seen - so I doubt it.
I wonder if those 'marks' are simply file marks left when the barrels and ribs were first "struck" because they don't seem to line up with the matting grooves. Have you measured the length of the chokes? .
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Justin, regardless of any faint imperfections you can detect, congratulations on finishing those barrels. The bluing looks beautiful.
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