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04-13-2025, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Dean Romig
Remember when you measure for choke constriction that the choke taper may be 6” long.
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Weren't chokes of that length only on the oversized bores, in composite barreled hammer guns? I wouldn't expect to see anything longer than 3 1/2" in a steel barreled hammerless gun.
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04-13-2025, 11:54 AM
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You haven't told us the serial number. An early gun with oversize bores could cause your choke gauge reading to be way off. A choke gauge that you describe is really not the way to establish choke constriction. Nice gun, great stock finish and repair.
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