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Bore gauge.
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=1...GUN-BORE-GAUGE Wall thickness gauge. http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=2...HICKNESS-GAUGE |
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If a research paper is available that may also tell you the chokes. I was suprised to find that my 16 guage had both barrells at full choke. I always thought the left was full and the right was modified.
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Thanks for the links, what about the chamber length. Does this indicate what type of shells it was designed for?
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That is a nominal 2 1/2" chamber. You should probably shoot 2 1/2" shells in those chambers, especially since the chambers have a ridge at the chamber end. Unless you choose to remove the ridge line, paper 2 1/2" shells would be preferred over plastic shells, since the plastic shells are thinner than the paper ones.
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