The Columbia name was used by several manufacturers. Other markings could narrow it down, but the most likely makers are WH Davenport, Harrington and Richardson, and Hopkins and Allen. It's unlikely that the nickel was put in the stock by the manufacturer. If it was made by any of those I mentioned, it will be nickle (or bright, unblued steel), as stainless steel wasn't available in the time period it would have been manufactured.
if its exellent condition around 500 dollars i have one
most often a firearm's barrel will be made with high quality steel. In some special cases the barrel will be chrome lined or will be made with stainless steel. both of which are used to prevent corrosion, expand the life of the firearm's barrel and to make cleaning easier.
1 Imperial beer barrel = 29.9762583 Imperial gallons
A barrel organ is a musical instrument in which air from a bellows is admitted to a set of pipes via means of pins inserted into a revolving barrel.
first Saudi Arabia have 10 million barrel a day and Russia same,USA have 9 million barrel a day,China have 4 million barrel a day,Iraq have 3 and half million barrel a day Iran have 3 million barrel a day,Kuwait have 2 and half million barrel a day and Canada and Venezuela. Mexico. Nigeria same,Angola have 1 and half million barrel a day and Norway and Kazakhstan.Algeria same,and last 1 million barrel a day is Oman
Stainless is harder.
You've left too many variables out of the question... Who is the manufacturer? What is the model number? How long is the barrel? What is the finish (Stainless, Blued, Nickel)? And, of course, what condition is it in?
No real advantage to it.
RossOkler (barrel)
the only one I know of is the model 66. Has plastic stock and it covers part of the barrel. The older autoloaders, had no stainless.
I don't know, is it just the barrel or the whole gun? I'd buy just a barrel
Do a search for Jarvis. They make a bull barrel for the $597, it runs $198 in either blued or stainless.
On the frame and or barrel
75-200 USD
Look on frame inside the cylinder area to find the model number of a Smith and Wesson 357 mag snub 2 in stainless barrel
2nd sep 1949
100-200 USD