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01-12-2024, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Andrew Sacco
Thanks Mike. The only gun I really struggle with is my go to grouse gun choked C/IC if I'm shooting clays. All my Parkers are German choked...Gutten-tight
The Perazzi will be LM/IM and I can shoot spreaders if I feel the need to. I think my choke tubes in my Beretta 694 have been in there for three years, I should see if they are welded in : ) I'd rather floss my teeth than clean choke tubes.
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Good choice of chokes. Spreaders are the nuts for close targets, especially rabbits inside 20 yards.
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