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Unread 02-21-2010, 09:56 AM   #1
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My measurement of the chokes comes out to .034/.013

They look to be untouched, as I would expect. This gun had hardly been fired if at all. It was so tight, I could hardly get the forend on without struggling and darn near had to break it over my knee to open it. I loosened the forend fit lastnight. I can't stand a gun that tight.
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I am thinking about having the chokes in my 28" barrels opened a bit. Thinking .010/.025 - something along the lines of IC/IM. Did you happen to pattern your left barrel at 30-yards? That's the one I would like to see.

Nice Repro. Stopped by Jaquas Thursday afternoon. They actually have a few in the racks right now. I don't recall seeing any DT guns, though.
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Who would have ever thought that a double trigger Repro would be a premium item on the gun market? The Skeuses probably went through hell to get the single trigger design finalized. Now they could sell a double trigger conversion for a fortune.
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Who would have ever thought that a double trigger Repro would be a premium item on the gun market? The Skeuses probably went through hell to get the single trigger design finalized. Now they could sell a double trigger conversion for a fortune.
I thinks its pretty entertaining that the same guys that would pay a premium for an original single trigger DHE 28g, will pay a premium for a double trigger Repro.

I have several DT .410's and thought a SST .410 would be fun. And with the CSM barrels being advertised, I thought a plentiful 28g SST Repro would be a neat way to get one.
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