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I would like to purchase a new barrel for my great grandpas Belgium made sweet 16. GG butchered the original by adding a poly choke and the guy who did the work was a hack.
Interested in a 24, or 26" tube of any choke with a vent rib. Finish doesn't matter as the gun is being restored.
Last edited by BWalker; 12/24/12.
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B what do you figure one of them will cost you? A buddy got a Belgium plain barrel for his cousin's 16 2 yrs back and it was 275.. Magnum Man
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Don't know if it is still there, but Flatwoods Outfitters in Hubert NC (Onslow County near Jacksonville) had an old Browning A-5 16 gauge barrel some months back. Could be a standard (don't remember any holes in the barrel ring). It needed refinishing, but was okay otherwise (you would want to check on the chamber length). Good Luck.
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