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The blisters or bubbles are halfway down the barrel and flex downwardly when pressed by a pencil erasor tip. The barrels were cleaned only with steel wool and light abrasive and not carded.
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These are the first barrels I've seen with Teague liners although I have heard about them for a few years. I understand they are $2000 per barrel or $4000 for a set, but I could be wrong about the current price.
Interesting Teague Liners
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