Crow#21957
50 Cal.
If i had known years ago about swamped barrels then my guns would all be swamped.
The octagon rifled ones.
The octagon rifled ones.
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Swamped barrel.
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I didn’t know as kid in the late 1960s that they were called ‘swamped’, but I learned at Colonial Williamsburg as that kid that barrels were larger across at the rear, tapered towards the middle and then flared towards the muzzle.
I like these barrels. My Kibler SMR is much better balanced than my Pedersoli Frontier.
