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Referring to my friend's gun, he lives a couple hours away. Next time I talk to him I'll ask him to send me some photos. As I recall, both barrels were the same gauge (16 I think), and the one that was rifled had deep, clean, straight grooves. The straight grooves confused me. I'm going from memory on this since it's been at least 10 years since he showed it to me, perhaps it was twist rifling and I'm thinking of something else.That's a real mix-up, for sure. A side-by-side gun with a shotgun barrel and a rifled barrel is known as a Cape gun, from its usefulness as a multi-purpose game gun in that part of Africa. They also found use in India, too, in the days of the Raj.
Pictures wold be much appreciated, if possible?
You misunderstood what I posted.No shotgun could be described as a 'Saturday night special