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Re: Wall thickness measurement
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Oct 21st a 10:54 AM
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by SKB |
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Most light game guns were made with thin tubes, .025" or less when new. You really need to look at the original bore diameter and barrel wall to understand what you have and how safe it is. I have no issues with a gun that is thin out towards the muzzles as long as it has plenty of wall thickness in the first 9" or so and it's price reflects the barrel condition.
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