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Parker Small Bore Shot Gun Tables :
Average 20ga spread at 25 yards:
Cyl 29"
Mod 22"
Full 20"
Some people may believe that that a difference in radius of 4 1/2" between cyl and full at 25 yards will enable them to consistently hit the target. Others know that misses are by feet and chokes only give them inches.
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03-28-2014, 04:03 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bruce Day
...misses are by feet and chokes only give them inches.
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Wisdom to remember always. Especially if you shoot the old classics.
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