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04-12-2013, 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Rich Anderson

I must admit I have never understood the reasoning behind choking a gun IC/F.

Hard to beat that combination for late season but if I were to build a gun from scratch it would be choked Skeet and Improved Mod. Never seen a grouse stick around long enough for a quick second shot so I prefer a little extra choke and it gives me time to recover and re-aquire my target.

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