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Started inletting the barrel . I'm almost to the dreaded " last 1/8" deep at the breech " , takes the longest , LOL
 

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Why does it look like it has 2 grooves of rifling?
LOL ... Thats weird it does ! I dont .... Oh ! I bet that is from the wooden dowel I use . I leave it in the barrel most the time to help pop the barrel out , less inlet black on my hands . I must have left some lines in there ...its a smoothbore , 20 ga. Funny , you guys are obviously on computers , you are picking out some small details I can barely make out on a dollar store phone ! LOL ...
 
Looking good! I have only done one. This was harder than inletting the lock for me. Maybe the practice is making me better at inletting or maybe not! I ended up having to unbreech it to finish it.
 
At the pace I work I will be lucky to build 3 before I am too old to shoot them!
You and me both. So much to know and not a lot of time left. I sure enjoy the build process though. @Rob M. does such a great job. I do plan on several more builds but I would like to own one custom made gun. I wonder who I should contract with for that? ;)
 
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