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 Re: 1877 Reilly Pigeon 12 bore
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Sep 11th a 01:17 PM
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| by Dan S. W. |
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I would REALLY like to see the wall thickness measurements on that one prior to purchase given that it was proofed at 13 and now measures .727 and .729. I would guess the 2.75 chambers were a later addition by a new world gunsmith.
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