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Unread 01-21-2011, 09:35 AM   #1
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Measured the choke constriction of my SC yesterday. It is 0.045" and about 5 inches long. Is this pretty typical ?

I do know that if I shoot too early I often times miss the target. It works great for the Annie Oakley shoot, will break them at the 27 yard line and the target nearly on the ground........if I do my part.
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I shot a Fox with .044" constriction in the 2nd barrel over the weekend. Same story. I ended up with some LOOONG shots when I forgot that there was a second trigger. Birds still broke well (once I stopped swearing at Double triggers in 10 degree weather)
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Kurt, what is the bore diameter of your single with the .045 constriction?
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Kurt, My SC has about .038 constriction with about 5" of choke. My son Danny loves to let them get out there and then break'em
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My favorite is a 34" straight grip SC. Nothing sleeker than a long barrel single with a long straight grip stock sitting in the rack. It looks like a fifties rocket ship ready to blast off. I shot a round of skeet with it a couple of weeks ago.
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Bill,
That must have been like shooting skeet with a rifle!
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I keep telling myself I don't need a SBT, but they are very cool. And Eightbore is right about the lines of a long barreled single trap. I winch at some of those modern trap shooting contraptions. No soul at all.
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I really think you need one of these great guns Ed....
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A refinished Parker SBT SN 180421 with 34 inch barrels just sold at Greg Martin's auction last weekend. Brought @ $3,173 with the vig. I believe that it was an SC Grade although it was described in the catalogue as: "Parker Brothers Single-Sho Boxlock Hammerless Skeet Gun" How's that for an accurate description? (the silver oval escutcheon marked: Nov./L.J. Benge/1919)

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Originally Posted by Kurt Densmore View Post
Measured the choke constriction of my SC yesterday. It is 0.045" and about 5inches long. Is this pretty typical ?
Kurt,
The chokes in my SBT gun's are over 6" long. Not as tight as yours but LONG.

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