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Unread 01-10-2025, 08:55 AM   #24
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Clark, when using a .410 for clays, there’s not much margin for error. You have to be more spot on with lead and speed. As Stan said in a previous post, long and narrow with not much fringe to the pattern. That’s why I like fixed LM/IM chokes on my .410 Clays guns.
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