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Patern testing of repro's

04-27-2010, 08:06 AM

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Patern testing of repro's

Well its time to get at it...I aquired a steel backstop about 4'X5' 1/4" thick. Some use white greece and some use white paint between shots. Anyone know the better of the two? I will need to buy some materials for this project. Also I was concerned about lead shot ricochet or boomerang effect? Some will be hard shot, but no steel shot will be tested. Should the steel plate have a tilt so pellets ricochet down into the dirt? I plan to shoot light to heavy loads from 25,30,40 yards. in all gauges. Im want to get a better idea about the factory chokes of the my Parker repro's. Particularly the 28 and 20 Full chokes that are so tight. Any info would be mutch appreciated. thanks all, Kenny Graft SXS ohio...(-:
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