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    I've got a Fultons one and the crown is flat on that as well.
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    Spotted Peter's response earlier and went looking for info on ball burnishing. Only found references to surfaces in general, but applied to a rifle barrel it would be exactly as he has described.
    I'll see if I can find where I got my info from, I may have a crossed wire- the method may be for another type of finishing process.

    Was there a defined list of work that went into a "Regulated by Fultons" rifle? Or was it the choice of the customer what was done to his rifle?



    Note, just found the process I refered to earlier is "draw lapping", not ball burnishing.... apologies
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mk VII View Post
    I've got a Fultons one and the crown is flat on that as well.

    Another to add and confirm. I have a REGULATED BY FULTON marked barrel that also has flat faced muzzle with tiny, tiny chamfer into the bore.

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