I've Never Seen One Of These Before

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I've Never Seen One Of These Before

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Evidently it was quite accurate.
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Once owned by Cupid maybe.
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Must have been used in the valentines day battle .
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What I want to know is the rate of twist in that barrel.
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Bill in Oregon wrote: Mon Mar 09, 2026 5:42 pm What I want to know is the rate of twist in that barrel.
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Bill in Oregon wrote: Mon Mar 09, 2026 5:42 pm What I want to know is the rate of twist in that barrel.
Amazingly if you look at the bottom photo in group, it really looks like there is a twist. I guess with an appropriate mandrel you could do a hammer forged barrel with any kind of shape you wanted.
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Like to see the load it used.
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