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Wasn't one of the smaller British makers (Alex Martin, IIRC) known for ribless barrels?
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Yep, the Alex Martin Ribless is the one that comes to mind first for me.
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Perry M. Kissam NRA Patriot Life Member
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Ah, make that Ditto George!!
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May be this gun was built for a person that had a converging squint in both eyes. We don't see this type of eye problem nowadays because it is very operable. Though when this gun was built it was possibly more common.
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