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Sounds like a keeper to me.
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too heavy for me. Besides I like 16's. Too open also, Like F/Cyl is i have the choice.
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Some knowledge there but mostly an ad.
Thanks
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VHE Vickers barrels
I guess not much interest in giving information or maybe there isn't much to give in Vickers.
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That ad is not as early as I assumed, when first viewing it, Dave. There is a zip code in the address at the bottom of the page, and they didn't originate until 1963.
Interesting to me that replacement barrels were being sold for Parkers that "late". |
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Here you go Jim
https://www.doublegunshop.com/forums...&Number=631801 Probably by Armi G. Borghesi-Sarezzo V.T. The 'XX' on the flat is the Italian date code for 1964
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I remember these "Atlas" replacement barrels enjoying a brief market "freshening" in the late 1960s - early 1970s. I considered ordering a pair of their 20 gauge Model 21 Winchester replacement barrels as a second set to a nice field grade M21 in 20 gauge but never followed through on it. At the time the quote from Winchester's barrel shop was $2200 and a 12-18 month wait for fitting and completion.
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