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i like the info in the ad of the shot % at 30 and 20 yds for skeet bore. going to test my fox skeet and upland at those distances. i just noticed that the skeet guns had reversed choking. Ad said " Rt barrel 75 % at 30 yds (out going birds) and Lt barrel 75% at 20 yds."( in coming birds) choked like a Parker skeet gun. The fox skeet and upland choke like a normal SxS Lt tighter than the Rt.
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i just noticed that the skeet guns had reversed choking. Ad said " Rt barrel 75 % at 30 yds (out going birds) and Lt barrel 75% at 20 yds."( in coming birds) choked like a Parker skeet gun. The fox skeet and upland choke like a normal SxS Lt tighter than the Rt.
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