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Unread 05-12-2016, 12:35 PM   #1
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Yes, I had a Parker Trojan that must have been stitched together on a Monday and David Yale put a little "English" on his reamer and moved it over to the point the patterns overlapped. I believe he shot the patterns at 16 yards to regulate (not sure). Whoever you choose to do the work be sure they have the ability to constantly pattern the gun while moving POI. David Yale now lives in Pennsylvania, 717-382-4095. Also suggest Dean Harris at Skeet's in Oklahoma, 918-456-4749. He specializes in barrel work. Not a cheap process due to the time at the pattern board.
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I had it done to a 20g Webley & Scott. The smith moved the pattern 7" towards center by adjusting the angle of the choke. I don't remember the guys name, but he was from the Midwest.
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