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I’ve done it and may possibly do it again - not to deceive anyone but only because those barrels that have now been professionally fitted to my gun, are now a piece of that one particular gun.
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I agree with Dean and have done it as well. Great combo you've put together there.
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I have a Grade 0 16 on a 1 frame with 30” IM/IM barrels . I’d love to fit a set of 30” M&F or F&F 20 gauge barrels to the gun .
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That would be a great set Harold. Can't Briley put a set of thin walls in the 34" set ? Make a dandy 410.
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Briley could fit a set of full length tubes specifically for those 16g bbls in 28 or .410 and it will cost approximately $800.
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The 34 in barrels were beat on and filed on the breech end, don't ask me why. It would take a master metal worker/welder alot of effort to make it right. Look at the gap.
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My dog is positive I'm wonderful but the truth is, if I thought I could have gotten you to sell me back the gun, I'd never have told you about the barrels. Still, I'm glad, and not too surprised they are as close to fitting as they are. As I told you, I have found that there seems to be a lot less variation in hammer guns as there is in hammerless guns.
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Yes, thank you Edgar, the gun came from Edgar in one of his custom cases a few years ago. Too many years of HIPPA compliance kept me from mentioning your name earlier.
Question, did early fore arms come uncheckered as the one in the pictures for the 34" barrels ser#46296.
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