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Unread 07-06-2012, 05:21 PM   #1
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How does it pattern in what diameter circle and at what distances??? That should be a better indicator of effective choke.
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Your chokes are very full. Parker 28 gauge full is .020. In a .410, .023 is over the top.
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I haven't patterned it but based on what it will do to a target even using the std AA 2 1/2 skeet load I figgured it was very tight. I think these will see a trip to the gunsmith and get opened up considerably.
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