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November 19, 2022 at 12:58 PM #6627Bill GrahamParticipant
1890 Ithaca Crass Grade 1 16ga
Serial number 12752
2 barrel set, both twist, numbers matching, 28” and 28 3/8” cut down from 30”, both with cyl chokes, excellent bores
2 1/2” chambers
6 lbs 3 oz
14” LOP to factor buttplate
DAC 1 3/4”
DAH 3 3/8”
No cracks, some stock dings, very tight action, three position safety, wrist checkering good, forend checkering worn but present
$1150 shipped
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November 21, 2022 at 11:39 PM #6632Bill GrahamParticipant
$900 plus shipping.
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November 22, 2022 at 9:54 PM #6635Bill GrahamParticipant
More precisely measured, the 2 barrel set are a 27 7/8” and a 28 1/8”, both with good bores, 2 1/2” chambers in one, 2 3/4” in the other, and MWT of .037”.
Barrel #1 right choke .012” left choke .018”
Barrel #2 right choke .019” left choke .024”
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November 23, 2022 at 9:50 AM #6636Bill GrahamParticipant
Updated data
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December 2, 2022 at 9:45 AM #6643Bill GrahamParticipant
Performed more detailed inspection, and there is a healthy scratch down the bore of the 2 3/4” chambered barrel. The barrel walls have been measured and read as follows:
2 3/4” barrel
End of right chamber = .101”
9” from chamber = .051”
End of left chamber = .100”
9” from chamber = .051”2 1/2” barrel
End of right chamber = .104”
9” from muzzle = .044”
End of left chamber = .103”
9” from muzzle = .045”I shot the gun earlier in the week and it shoots nice, however in the long forcing cone barrel, the hull in the right chamber is allowed to expand and makes it stick and hard to open. That could be somewhat shells specific, but regardless, the 2 3/4” chambered barrel may be not great to use. The other barrel being unmodified is dandy.
Price is now $500 plus shipping.
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December 3, 2022 at 12:15 PM #6644Bill GrahamParticipant
SOLD
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