I posted the following question in a comment at Are there non-reflexive vector spaces isomorphic to their bi-dual? and it got one upvote, but it didn't get an answer, so I'll post it as an independent question.
Is there an example of an abelian Hausdorff topological group G such that G and its second dual G^^ are isomorphic as topological groups but the natural map G ---> G^^ is not a topological group isomorphism? The dual group of an abelian Hausdorff topological group is given the compact-open topology, which makes the dual group an abelian topological group, although [edit] a priori it is not clear that G^ separates points in G, so the Hausdorfness of G^^ is part of the conditions that would need to be checked in an example (rather than being automatic).
[edit: Since G^ need not be Hausdorff, maybe I'm even willing to drop that condition. If G is an abelian top. group then G^ with the compact-open topology is an abelian top. group and G^^ is as well. Is there such G isomorphic to G^^ but not by the natural map? If a non-Hausdorff example turns out to be silly then maybe I'll stick the Hausdorff condition back in.]