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Unread 02-18-2014, 10:12 AM   #1
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I purchased a gun of difficult to find features that had Briley thin wall chokes installed. It would not have been my choice but they came with the gun I wanted. After shooting it for a while I have to say that I have no complaints with them. I ordered a light mod. choke from them and they had the guns bore specs on file so it was an easy do. Briley is first rate to deal with.

I always loosen and retighten any screw in choke tube after a session at the range regardless of make. If you shoot any of them for too long without breaking the seal they can essentially weld themselves into place. I also lube them regularly. A stuck tube can be nearly impossible to remove.
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Joe,
William Stevenson is spot on with his advice. Briley can measure and tell you if your gun can indeed be fitted with Thin Wall Chokes. I have them as well, but they were already installed on the 3" Repro I bought used. When you get those chokes for steel, get them all. I use CYL/CYL for skeet and often sporting clays as they pattern perfectly at those ranges, but it is nice to have the flexibility of one gun that can do it all. Lt MOD and MOD is my choice for all waterfowl.
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