Bore Gauge questions

[Andy]

Thanks Mike. The only gun I really struggle with is my go to grouse gun choked C/IC if I'm shooting clays. All my Parkers are German choked...Gutten-tight

The Perazzi will be LM/IM and I can shoot spreaders if I feel the need to. I think my choke tubes in my Beretta 694 have been in there for three years, I should see if they are welded in : ) I'd rather floss my teeth than clean choke tubes.

[Double Lab]

Andy, trust me when I tell you the Perazzi will blow you away if you are serious about breaking targets. What model did you order?

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Andrew Sacco

Thanks Mike. The only gun I really struggle with is my go to grouse gun choked C/IC if I'm shooting clays. All my Parkers are German choked...Gutten-tight

The Perazzi will be LM/IM and I can shoot spreaders if I feel the need to. I think my choke tubes in my Beretta 694 have been in there for three years, I should see if they are welded in : ) I'd rather floss my teeth than clean choke tubes.

Good choice of chokes. Spreaders are the nuts for close targets, especially rabbits inside 20 yards.

[Andy]

Originally Posted by Mike Koneski

Good choice of chokes. Spreaders are the nuts for close targets, especially rabbits inside 20 yards.

There was some crazy dude down in Meshoppen, PA, who once did a rabbit inside 20 yards on station 9 that only momentarily appeared out of a gully for about 2 nanoseconds. Sadistic SOB if I remember correctly.

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Andrew Sacco

There was some crazy dude down in Meshoppen, PA, who once did a rabbit inside 20 yards on station 9 that only momentarily appeared out of a gully for about 2 nanoseconds. Sadistic SOB if I remember correctly.

What a bastage!!! Can't believe anyone would torment such pleasant shooters with a target like that! I will give him a stern talking to and let him know 2 nanoseconds is way too much time.