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How did you measure the chokes? With early Parker Bros. guns notoriously overbored, a plug gauge, made to modern day industry specs, is no use at all.
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2 3/4" chambers on a Damascus gun means somebody has "been in there". A drop in choke gauge that measures cylinder usually means modified or full in an early gun as Dave mentions.
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