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Ted, is a barrel with the tube, the chamber, and the lug in one piece not a chopper lump design if there is a dovetail and a solder joint rather than just a solder joint?
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You have to talk to the marketing people about that. Remember, Winchester destroyed a few regular chopper lump guns in the great durability test against the dovetail lump model 21.
I never understood why a square crossbolt wasn't a Greener crossbolt, but, it isn't, according to Zutz.
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Truthfully Ted I didn't have a clue if the gun was original or not....only Iver Johgnson I've ever saw was a single shot.
I do think if the mono-block was so great English guns would have been built on it instead of mostly junk Belgium and French guns. Beretta's are junk? Beretta has been using the monobloc since at least 1920. Probably before that, but I can not verify it. Because the English did not do it does not equate to junk. Pete
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Try to keep in mind that jOe thinks a sleever is the cat's meow...
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And Teddy is a pump man  Pete the older Beretta SxS's I've saw were not of a very high quality.
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HEY! WATCH IT THERE PAL...US PUMP SHOOTERS ARE KINDA SENSITIVE.....
keep it simple and keep it safe...
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eYe heard that...especially darne moss'nberg pumpers that hang out on Double gun sites 
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They are tools, jOe...just like you.
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I have no clue why some one would spend all that time and money to redo this gun.
Pete
Perhaps this was a first attempt at the process, and the gunsmith wisely chose to practice on an inexpensive gun. Hopefully, he got better before moving on to higher quality guns.
The"Big Tent" of Gun owners is a Big Fraud... to give cover to fools who vote for Anti-gunners.
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I think the monobloc v. chopper lump (and whatever chopper lump is called in an o/u configuration) is a huge BS discussion, since there are any number of excellent gunmakers using monoblocs, including P&V, Perazzi, Beretta, FAMARS, etc.
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