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Old 10th March 2016, 01:08 PM   #13
dana_w
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Originally Posted by Pukka Bundook
Have you dismounted the barrels? If so, the browning should show much better on the underside.

I am still certain that Dougall would never use any faux twist barrels. I have never even heard of such from this time period amongst better quality British gunmakers, and Dougall was right up there with the best.

To me, I see no reason to believe that these tubes are anything but good quality stub -iron twist barrels.
On the bottom flat, it is not uncommon to see stamped "Twisted stubs" or something similar denoting their make -up.
I'll take a closer look and maybe take some more photos.

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Originally Posted by Pukka Bundook
The solutions were large bore single or double pistols, that had at that time a name we can't use these days, but "man-stopper" holds the same meaning!
Now you have to tell me the contemporary name. Please
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