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Unread 01-20-2018, 03:52 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by Greg Baehman View Post
As you recall Scot, you and I have previously discussed the unique feature of the SSS having chrome lining through the choke area. I was not aware, however; that the geometry through the chokes of the SSS differed from those of standard models. Would you expound on this a little more please?
I'll have to dig around to see if I still have my notes but, from memory, my standard D grade's chokes begin about 2" behind the muzzle with a fairly long taper into the restriction.

The SSS's chokes begin about 2-1/2" behind the muzzle and the taper is more abrupt (or vise/versa w/the D grade). I'll see if I can't find my notes. If not, I'll do some more measuring and update this post.

Small sample of course but..
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