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Re: Webley and Scott 20
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Feb 24th a 09:11 AM
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by gunman |
gunman |
As I recall and please forgive me but it was 50 plus years ago and memories are bit hazy about some specific details. The 720's were made specifically for the US and had 3" chambers .Thats 3" standard not 3" magnum .These would all be with 26" barrels which at the time every one wanted . The 728's had 25" barrels with engine turned flat ribs .
Engraving did vary as W&S had to out source some of this as the engraving shop did not have the capacity to fill the order for the contract completion date as the original initial order was for all the guns to be delivered as one shipment .
The rest of that saga is another thing altogether .
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