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Originally Posted by Drew Hause
Rick: some pre-1913 Smith 16g chokes have been measured with constriction greater than .040"  |
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so - they would do it anyway 
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Those of us who copied the Parker Brothers records as members of the original Parker Research Team have seen hundreds of orders that specified special patterns at specific ranges with specific loads and shot sizes.
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