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11-22-2013, 04:21 PM

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choke would be figured from the percentage-

but shot sizes pattern differently - so it would make sense for someone to require the pattern figured with their favorite size

this Chart has American size 7 in it
http://www.hallowellco.com/shot_size_chart.htm

percentages given by O'Connor
Full Choke: 70% or higher
Improved Modified: 65%
Modified: 55-60%
Skeet No. 2: 55-60%
Quarter Choke: 50%
Improved Cylinder: 45%
Skeet No. 1: 35-40%
Cylinder: 35-40%

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