"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.
50-125 USD
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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
Determining the age of a Henry Arms double barrel hammer shotgun with "twist finish Belgium" marked on the barrel typically suggests it was manufactured in the late 19th to early 20th century, as many such shotguns were produced during that time. The value of this shotgun can vary significantly based on its condition, rarity, and specific features, generally ranging from a few hundred to a couple of thousand dollars. For an accurate appraisal, it's advisable to consult a firearms expert or appraiser familiar with vintage shotguns.
People born in Belgium are called Belgians
A twist of fate is when something unexpected occurs.
What do you mean with a 1905 Belgium ???
its the twist of fate he also uses the side effect as a finisher
People born in Belgium are called Belgians
Country, you mean. Belgium IS a country. It's near France.