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Pictures are your (and our) friends Jimmy. We can find photos on the internet now. But, to make this personal (and not for instance a factory representation of a JL Wrangler), visual arts have superseded 19th century written descriptions and graphic line-drawn representations. The new little one deserves immortality with a couple of photos. Many thanks. 
Baluch are not Brahui, Brahui are Baluch
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Jimmy, that looks like a nice gun. I have one that looks the same except mine was made in 1957 and has the same light wood. Weighs just a tad over 6#. I also had a second set of barrels that I bought, made by Simmons. Besides fitting the second barrels to your frame, you'll have to have the forend modified so that it's removable and can be used on either set of barrels. I say that because I don't see a second forend. I had my second barrels fitted by Art and he (they) also modified the forend. I don't think it's something the average person can do, so be careful.
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Just curious, why the second set of barrels? In my case, the original gun has 26" barrels choked skeet&skeet. My second set is 28" and choked improved mod & Improve cylinder. Makes the gun a bit more versatile.
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When you say "it has no parts" I assume you mean no ejectors. They may be difficult to find and/or expensive. Maybe Art has some lying around or you might be able to use the original ejectors. But it would be a pain to have to switch the ejectors and the barrel and the forend. It's worth contacting Art and determine what the best path is.
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