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Originally Posted by Eric Grims
I am looking seriously at a 16 gauge trojan Remington era gun. I have yet to measure the chokes but it is advertised as original with IM/FULL constriction. I was not aware that IM was all that common as a label in the thirties and thought that it would maybe be in the range of what would be considered a modified choke. Different tables seem to have different ranges.
Also I was wondering if buy it and I find it does seem too tight for upland shooting when I pattern it I would consider opening it. I have heard different things about the way parker choked their guns. Is there a recipe regarding length of choke etc that I would specify to a gunsmith?
Thanks!
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best way is to shoot it a pattern board 30" at 40 yds . constriction will give you a ball park on what it should shoot. scott
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