Has this barrel been lined?

[Three Foot Johnson]

What do you think?

It's listed as a .41 mag Virginian Dragoon, but they're so rare in that chambering, I have serious doubts. Ignore the High Standard Double Nine pics.

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[Dilli GaHoot Galoot]

JMHO, but I think that is just how they crown their barrels.    There aren't a bunch of photos online but I found this on of a 44

 

https://www.ecpoutdoors.com/product/interarms-virginian-dragoon-revolver-44-mag-6-6rd-stainless-og-case-manual/

[Pat Riot]

@Three Foot Johnson if that number at the bottom of your post is supposed to be a link it doesn’t work. 

[The Original Lumpy Gritz]

Not lined...

It's a recessed crown.

[Sedalia Dave]

What does the forcing cone area look like?

[Chantry]

Is the cylinder numbered to the frame?   Because if they lined the barrel, they would still need to find a .41 Magnum cylinder for the gun.  If a complete .41 mag Virginian Dragoon is rare, a replacement cylinder would be even rarer.

 

And the forcing cone would give a better idea to see if the barrel had been lined

[Capt. James H. Callahan]

I almost bought one of those in .44 mag long ago in a galaxy far away. They had one left, I was about to lay the money down and happened to notice after handling it for the who knows how may times that the muzzle was cut crooked. I passed it up, never found another. Too bad, I really liked that big old pistol

JHC

[Three Foot Johnson]

38 minutes ago, Capt. James H. Callahan said:

I almost bought one of those in .44 mag long ago in a galaxy far away. They had one left, I was about to lay the money down and happened to notice after handling it for the who knows how may times that the muzzle was cut crooked. I passed it up, never found another. Too bad, I really liked that big old pistol

JHC

The .44 mags are common and easy to come by, the .357 and .45's are less common, and the .41's are so scarce some collectors say they were never marketed to the public. I've never seen a .41, just pictures of a couple.