It might be a transition in the machining when the barrel was profiled.
Maybe, just maybe take it to a professional gunsmith before you fire it.
Did someone say crack-
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This thread delivers.
In other news - if there aren't any good gunsmiths nearby and the home tests are inconclusive, tie it to a tire/tree/table securely, get something solid to stand behind and fire it with a string around the trigger.
and don't forget to take some video and post it .......... And you might want to remove the stock so all you have to do is just rebarrel it later .![]()




























