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Mike, brake the gun down. I would be extremely surprised if the chamber length is not stamped somewhere on the barrel.
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Originally Posted by flags
(Post 4220924)
I've got a Belgian Sweet Sixteen and it shoots 2 3/4 shells. Nice gun but I hardly use it anymore since 20 gauge is a lot easier to find shells for.
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Originally Posted by Oldtimr
(Post 4221036)
Mike, brake the gun down. I would be extremely surprised if the chamber length is not stamped somewhere on the barrel.
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It may say 65mm or 70mm....if it's an older gun.
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Originally Posted by Oldtimr
(Post 4220929)
Does it say 2 1/2 inch chamber on the barrel?
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That's a 2 9/16 in barrel. Probably not made in 1952 unless the barrel and receiver are not matched.
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What's the serial number? Pm me if you don't want to post it.
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16.65. Translates to 16 gauge gun chambered for 65 mm shells.
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Originally Posted by RPD63
(Post 4221046)
That's a 2 9/16 in barrel. Probably not made in 1952 unless the barrel and receiver are not matched.
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Originally Posted by RPD63
(Post 4221049)
16.65. Translates to 16 gauge gun chambered for 65 mm shells.
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