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    Quote Originally Posted by breakeyp View Post
    Long enough.
    Sorry i asked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike1967 View Post
    Sorry i asked.
    Come on, let me have my fun. All will be revealed eventually. And no, it is not photo shopped or assembled from deactivated components.

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    It has been stretched by joining two though hasn't it?
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    I assumed it was one gun which had been cut in two and welded together with a little filler rod to stretch a 1/4 inch or so.

    Maybe it was a film prop? Or someone made it into a .22 hornet or similar. Something with a longer case but a smaller diameter, oooh a .30 carbine revolver or a .38 special!

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    .410 brass shot shells, or .410 flares?
    BSN from the Republic of Alberta

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    Webley's competition for the Taurus Judge! Nothing like a handheld .410!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brit plumber View Post
    I assumed it was one gun which had been cut in two and welded together with a little filler rod to stretch a 1/4 inch or so.
    I'm betting without it in hand the stretch is at least 1/2"...maybe a bit more.
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    Full disclosure tomorrow.

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    Now we know where they got the idea for the Judge pistol!

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    .454 Casull...!!! That would open it up quick...
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