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I have altered the chokes on two Parkers and deeply regret it. We had a vintage shoot at Elk Creek this past Wednesday and it was raining. I took a Trojan 12 choked .030 and .040 i.e.: Full and Xtra Full. I shot a 94 with 1oz of 7 1/2 shot at 1200 fps. I had purchased the Trojan to give to my nephew along with Papa's 20 Trojan. I don't think he will receive the gifts for awhile.
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