"Twist" refers to a method of barrel manufacture. Thin wires were twisted together then wrapped around a mandrel and hammer-welded. Although these were quite satisfactory in the days of black-powder shells, they are generally not safe with modern ammunition. HOWEVER, when machine manufacturing made fluid and cast steel barrels possible, not everyone trusted this new-fangled (and cheaper) technology, so some manufacturers "painted" them with a pattern imitating the older methods. The "Finish" may mean that these are really fluid steel barrels that have been "finished" to imitate the appearance of twist construction.
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I happen to be in the same predicament. Its a double barrell nickel plated 12 guage made by T.B. Janney with Twist Belgium on the barrell. Any info...? colby.carter@hotmail
People born in Belgium are called Belgians
A twist of fate is when something unexpected occurs.
its the twist of fate he also uses the side effect as a finisher
What do you mean with a 1905 Belgium ???
Country, you mean. Belgium IS a country. It's near France.
People born in Belgium are called Belgians
From 'virar', to tack, twist, turn, it means 'I tack/twist/turn'