I have some questions about using Briley subgauge tubes in a 12 ga. Parker

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I have some questions about using Briley subgauge tubes in a 12 ga. Parker

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The short tubes make it very inconvenient to change chokes. Whether you like screw ins or not, they come standard with the full length Briley tubes. I like my .410 Briley tubes in my 20 gauge Parker so much I haven't fired a 20 gauge shell in that gun for many years.

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