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    I have only seen one. I was told the chamber insert was made from a Mosin–Nagant 91/30 barrel stub. (Some of 91/30’s were imported as parts kits. They had the barrels cut up, but the chambers were usually intact.) The man who had didn’t have any more information. I couldn’t see any sign of threads. I think the threads had been turned off and the insert was pressed in, like a PSL barrel is pressed into the trunnion. There was no sigh of it being pinned though.

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    The chamber could probably be sleeved without much issue if the problem area (where the gouging is) is behind the shoulder area of the chamber. I have done this type of job before by internally threading the affected area and installing a threaded insert then re-chambering with great results, but as said, it's best done if the damaged area is behind the shoulder area of the chamber.

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    How bad are the gouges, if not to bad they might just polish out
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