Drew-
The gun barrels pictured belong to my younger brother's Greener and I have actually held and fired that shotgun before Keith worked on it. This is really a very sweet shotgun by the way, Keith not only did the barrels but he bedded the stock and tightened up the action, which wasn't too bad as found. The gun has a lot of very well done engraving and really all it lacks is ejectors to make it "all tricked out" and I strongly suspect that as anyone ordering that shotgun could have afforded anything he wanted...the owner simply had no use for ejectors.
When I began to understand, thanks mostly to you, that the white of a damascus barrel represented steel, I too was amazed at these barrels because they had more white pattern than dark (almost the reverse of the typical pattern).
Are "silver steel" barrels rare?
Doug
