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- - Screw-In Chokes (https://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=1097)

Dean Romig

12-24-2009 01:22 PM

I wonder if you could pry Eric away from his . . .

Andrew Thompson

12-24-2009 02:13 PM

Don, this gun would be a fine shooter and for the price would most likely become my new impoundment duck gun. Need has nothing to do with it:rotf:

Eric Eis

12-24-2009 02:20 PM

Dean, the answer is nope..... Dave how long has it been since you bought a gun from Bill, maybe the five years is up and he will sell me that damascus GHE 16 ga..... Remember Bill it's Christmas......
Eric

Dave Suponski

12-24-2009 02:22 PM

Eric,I think you are right.You were next on the list....:rolleyes: Merry Xmas!

Steve Kleist

12-26-2009 12:41 PM

Briley thin walled chokes

Andrew, I have a Repro with aftermarket thin walled Briley chokes. I bought the gun to shoot. I suspect the resale comments are correct, but it sure is nice to have one gun that can do it all. Good luck. Steve Kleist, Ely, MN

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Originally Posted by Andrew Thompson (Post 9606)

I have ben thinking of purchasing a parker that is in great shape but the barells have been cut according to the chokes, or lack thereof. Does anyone have any input as to the feasability of screw-in chokes? I like the gun but improved cylinder and cylinder chokes are not what i need. Price is really good, though. Thanks guys

Don Kaas

12-27-2009 09:46 AM

When I said "need" I was referring to the gun one "needs" for the job at hand. I don't "need" 50 guns but I have them anyway...If I "need" a gun for decoyed ducks, I bring along one choked ic/mod. Cut barrelled guns are rarely bargains in the end. Good luck with your project...

peter holden

12-27-2009 01:01 PM

Andrew.
I have a 20g that i have had teague choked here in the uk. to be honest it patterned rubbish prior to having teague chokes fitted, its now superb and accounts for a lot of widgoen.
regards Peter.

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