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Re: does this look like a partial profiled barrel
Ackley,
Your answer is in your own question. A straight taper barrel is a different barrel profile then a contoured barrel profile.
A contoured profile will generally have a full diameter barrel shank for 4 to 6" and then there will be a dramatic drop off in diameter which will be a radius shape. Then after about 2-4" of this dramatic decrease in barrel diameter, the taper will flatten out and be a straight taper from there to the muzzle.
This allows alot of weight to be taken off a barrel.
A straight taper barrel, has no radius section ahead of the full diameter barrel shank. It just goes from Full diameter to a gradual even taper to the muzzle. This is what you have pictured. A straight taper barrel will always be heavier then a contoured barrel even if they are the same length with same muzzle diameter.
From the pics you have, I would say you just have a heavy straight taper barrel blank.
Kirby Allen(50)
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