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Originally Posted by Larry Stauch
Just a word about the Briley Side-Kicks. These were my first exposure to sub-gauge tubes and since they are short and not fitted to the gun's bore diameter there is a large amount of burnt powder residue that comes back between the tubes and the barrel, even though there is an O ring on the end of each tube. You will be doing a lot of heavy cleaning between shooting the different gauges. And then when you're done you will be doing a lot of heavy cleaning to the tubes themselves. They do work okay other than that. Really, the full-length drop-in tubes are the way to go, especially if you're just doing one gauge.
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I used a set of the short ones a friend had . The 20’s were a skoosh longer than the chamber , the 28’s a bit more and the 410’s about as long as what’s available now . And I never had a problem with unburied powder .
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