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Unread 06-13-2021, 05:08 PM   #1
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My thought is it's a Trojan and it would only be collectible vs. a shooter if it was in very high original condition. For a Trojan in average working condition the more open chokes would attractive to me. As it was stated above, only pattern testing will verify exactly how it's choked, because some guns pattern a lot tighter than you think they would given the constriction.
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My 30" 20 gauge Trojan letters as full and full, was ordered that way and is that way now. I may try her on cicadas, but I prefer a tight bored .410.
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