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Re: barrel length

In Reply to: barrel length posted by Jericho Alves on August 01, 2003 at 03:17:36:

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hipboyscott
on August 01, 2003 at 11:04:16

I always thought end-2-end, since the ball enters at one tip, and leaves from the other. easiest way is to find a known length barrel, and use a ruler or yard stick and see what most closely matches the barrel's supposed length, but I'm almost positive its end-2-end

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: I always thought end-2-end, since the ball enters at one tip, and leaves from the other. easiest way is to find a known length barrel, and use a ruler or yard stick and see what most closely matches the barrel's supposed length, but I'm almost positive its end-2-end

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