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I have a 20G Trojan just as it left the factory and own and shoot Damascus Parkers. Am looking at a 12 DH Damascus that may have barrels past saving. If so the options are Donor old barrel same gauge, Sleeve same gauge, or some sort of insert that would have to be in a smaller gauge
Wanted to know what events it could be used in with the various options. Looks like Challenge but not the Southern with anything but as shipped from the factory. If so considering the cost of the first two, it’s not worth trying to save the gun. Not a problem just wanted to know before buying. William |
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If you bring it back in the same gage you can shoot it in all the events. If you sleeve it to a smaller gage, you can shoot it but in handicapped events you do not receive the bonus birds. I do not know if you can shoot it in sub gage events but if the rules do not preclude that, it is strongly frowned upon.
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Hell NO, no tube sets.
Go to any sporting clays event and try to shoot your 410 or 28 SxS against the guy with the 11 pound target gun with a set of full length tubes and see who wins that one. I think it should be about the gun, not the score that you can achieve with your best 12 gauge gun. Although I do understand it could be an affordability issue for some and an inconvenience for others, like myself, to ship several guns across the country to compete in an event, but my god can't we be true to something in the country.
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