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DK
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 Posted: Tue Mar 21, 2006 4:09 pm Post subject: HAve You looked inside of your barrel |
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When I look down this barrel with a light and vision tool there is not one thing wrong inside. Brand New. No pitting,scratches, or knicks and striking Rifleing.
I haven't had the pleasure of looking down and inspecting another Type 99 barrel. Im curious what the conditions of the average barrel of a type 99 arisaka is. DO they all just look brand new. Or has pitting and some sort of damage of any kind happened. Let me know? Thanks |
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gwsiii
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Location: Hayden, AL
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| Posted: Tue Mar 21, 2006 4:17 pm Post subject: barrels |
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Most early and transition rifles have chrome bores, so they are usually in excellent shape. You've got a very nice rifle there. Trey
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Mike Rockhill
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Location: SE Pennsylannia
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most barrels chrome lined or not are in excellent condition. as usual there are exceptions, but few. Usually the chinese beaters are pretty crapped out. I have the only early 99 I have ever seen with a rough bore, and it still aint too bad.
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| Some years back sold one of the Chinese-import 38s to Stan Zielinski. Rifle(s) had been stored in the closet on the crr port. He told me when he pushed a rod through the brrel out came 'mud and a wasp or two." (Dirtdobbers!) |
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