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Unread 06-04-2014, 09:31 AM   #21
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Very nice, Brian.
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Originally Posted by edgarspencer View Post
In 1874, the concept of chokes hadn't really been fully accepted, and Im sure a lot of Parkers still had straight walled tubes, or taper bored. Interestingly, I just shot an 1870s Lancaster, with no chokes, at Clays last week and kept right up with the high tech guys.
G T Garwood in his book (Gough Thomas Gun Book) has a chapter entitled "The Myth of Choke". Interesting reading.
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