Devil

Listen, I know that there is only a couple of people in the world that can answer this question, and than there is Michelle. I really want an answer.

To tell you the truth, I sold my Nova because I didn't like the flash that it emitted after firing slugs, however someone said later on that it might be caused by the short barrel length regarding the time it takes to burn the shells powder. I did not have any problems with the Super Black Eagle II and now I have the Cordoba but I did like the magazine better on the SuperNova. Jus now I gots my fixings on the Legacy 28. Just so you know, you can take it to a gunsmith, and it ain'tint a bad idea in the first place, if you can find one. Otherwise you are goin to be the first in line to be the next, hahaha.

Nobody knew enough to be able to answer my first inquiry, so I will give it another chance, for redemption. At the rear of the barrel the shotgun is tapered, and I wanted to know if this is the case on all shotguns. It is where the bolt arm fits over top of the shell and the barrel. (Maybe Michelle Gellar had at chisel and took a chip out against Jesus).

If I hold up the barrel and look into it from the rear side, it appears that there is a lip about six inches further in and the rest of the barrel is one piece. I don't remember seeing a lip on the inside the barrel of the Super Black Eagle II. Is this the same on your Cordoba? BTW what could be a very stupid question, because isn't that where the shell fits?